Journal of Hazardous Materials 1992 Volume 29 №02 (Articles)

Elsevier. Amsterdam-London-New York-Oxford-Paris-Shannon-Tokyo
Environmental control technology, risk assessment, impact and managementThe Journal of Hazardous Materials publishers full length research papers, reviews, project reports, case studies and short communications which improve our understanding of the hazards and risks certain materials pose to people and the environment or deal with ways of controlling the hazards and associated risks. To limit the scope the following areas are excluded: work place health& safety, drugs, and nuclear related topics.Waste MinimizationS.Garry Howell, Guest editorial, Page 141S.Garry Howell, A ten year review of plastics recycling, Pages 143-164HaynesC. Goddard, Incentives for solving the scrap tire problem through existing markets, Pages 165-177Lisa M. Brown, Johnny Springer, Matthew Bower, Chemical substitution for 1,1,1-trichloroethane and methanol in an industrial cleaning operation, Pages 179-188Linda M. Curran, Waste minimization practices in the petroleum refining industry, Pages 189-197David L. Thomas, Gary D. Miller, Illinois' program to promote industrial waste reduction, Pages 199-235Yoram Cohen, David Allen, An integrated approach to process waste minimization research, Pages 237-253Marvin D. McKinley, Garry W. Warren, Sanjeev M. Lahoti, Kandipati Sreenivasarao, Stabilization and hydrometallurgical treatment of flyash from a municipal incinerator, Pages 255-273Paul M. Randall, Pollution prevention methods in the surface coating industry, Pages 275-295Dennis E. Gunderson, C.Tim Scott, Rollie L. Gleisner, Teresa M. Harten, Reclaiming fiber from newsprint dry methods, Pages 297-311