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245 00 $aGarbage and recycling /$cMitchell Young, book editor.
260 $aDetroit :$bGreenhaven Press,$cc2007.
300 $a256 p. :$bill., map ;$c24 cm.
490 1 $aOpposing viewpoints series
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 241-244) and index.
505 00 $tWhy consider opposing viewpoints? --$tIntroduction --$gch. 1.$tHow do political and social systems affect garbage disposal? --$tChapter preface -- $g1.$tCurrent municipal waste systems lead to dangerous landfills /$rHelen Spiegelman$gand$rBill Sheehan --$g2. The$tUnited States has room for twenty-first-century garbage /$rBj©ırn Lomborg --$g3.$tMandatory recycling promotes environmental awareness /$rHeather Rogers --$g4.$tOnly necessity will end our wasteful habits /$rElizabeth Royte --$g5.$tRacial minorities suffer disproportionately from toxic landfills /$rEileen Gauna$gand$rSheila Foster -- $g6.$tMinority community members sometimes cooperate with illegal dumping / $rDavid N. Pellow --$tPeriodical bibliography --$gch. 2.$tIs recycling environmentally and economically successful? --$tChapter preface --$g1. $tMunicipalities can profit from well-designed recycling programs /$rKivi Leroux Miller --$g2. The$tbenefits of recycling are a myth /$rDavid Benjamin -- $g3.$tFlexibility is the key to efficient waste disposal practices /$rDouglas Clement --$g4.$tCurbside recycling wastes environmental and economic resources /$rAsa Janney --$g5. A$trecycling program may improve social welfare /$rRichard C. Porter --$g6.$tElectronics recycling is a thriving, environmentally sound business /$rElizabeth Grossman --$tPeriodical bibliography --
505 00 $gch. 3.$tDo specific types of waste pose a threat? --$tChapter preface --$g1.$tSociety must address the potential dangers of e-waste /$rMorgan O'Rourke --$g2. The$rdangers of e-waste are exaggerated /$rDana Joel Gattuso -- $g3.$tShort-term storage of spent nuclear fuel is safe and effective /$rMatthew L. Wald --$g4.$tTechnical and political difficulties prevent a permanent nuclear waste storage solution /$rAllison Macfarlane --$g5.$tSafe low-level radioactive waste storage is impossible /$rJudith Johnsrud --$g6.$tLow-level nuclear waste can be disposed of safely /$rNuclear Energy Institute --$g7. $tSewage sludge recycling poses a threat to human health /$rCaroline Snyder -- $g8.$tLand application of biosolids is safe /$rSam Hadeed --$tPeriodical bibliography --$gch. 4.$tCan new technologies solve waste problems? --$tChapter preface --$g1.$tModern landfills encourage waste and endanger the environment / $rHeather Rogers --$g2.$tModern landfills are safe for the environment / $rNational Solid Wastes Management Association --$g3.$tModern incinerators can safely dispose of waste /$rEnvironmental Technology Council --$g4.$tRecycling beats incineration in the Third World /$rBrenda Platt --$tPeriodical bibliography --$tFor further discussion --$tOrganizations to contact -- $tBibliography of books --$tIndex.
650 0 $aRefuse and refuse disposal.
650 0 $aRecycling (Waste, etc.)
700 1 $aYoung, Mitchell.
830 0 $aOpposing viewpoints series (Unnumbered)
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