...Angela Maria Tomasoni; Emmanuel Garbolino; Massimo Rovatti; Roberto Sacile Purpose This paper seeks to tackle the complex problem of integrating real‐time data information about the tracking of a hazardous material (hazmat) vehicle with classical risk evaluation methodologies in order to describe...

... reaction time leads to even more weight reduction. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Hazardous materials Wood Recycling Wood preservation Waste disposal In practice, waste wood is put in an incinerator (Japan) or used as landfill (USA) causing environmental problems...

... pollution situation in wastewater or sludge, thus increasing our knowledge about the current concentrations. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Hazardous materials Pollution control Waste handling Chemical water pollutants Risk assessment Sweden Wastewater sludge is contaminated...

... Contamination Diet Health Pollution Hazardous materials Environment The research area utilised is located within the Dana Nature Reserve. The deposition of both mining and smelting wastes in and around the Wadi Dana area of southern Jordan occurred particularly in the Nabatean, Roman and Byzantine...

... Contamination Groundwater Regulations Hazardous materials Have the right data been collected? (e.g. samples of natural attenuation microbes at contaminated site). Is the level of analysis appropriate? Has all the cost of MNA been included? Has the range of costs and solutions been carefully...

... three controls will determine the rate of degradation of cyanide in an aquifer, and therefore, the potential to impact receiving groundwater and surface waters. © MCB UP Limited 1999 Contamination Groundwater Hazardous materials Soil and groundwater extending from gasworks...

... Agriculture Environmental impact Hazardous materials Heavy metals Industry Leather industry Pollution Water The anaerobic treatment system has become more important in the last four years at research and commercials levels. These systems have proved to be very promising since they are not only...

.... The risk from radon should also be weighed against risks to the population from other factors(including tobacco smoke), to facilitate a comparison of the financial implications. © MCB UP Limited 1995 Communications Environment Hazardous materials Health Pollution Radiation Radon Risk...

... as being the most likely to be chewed by children – and indeed what appeared to be teeth marks were observed on one surface. Small “shavings” of paint were removed using a scalpel and transferred to 20ml glass tubes. © MCB UP Limited 1995 Children Buildings Dust Environment Hazardous...

..., Cairo, Egypt. © MCB UP Limited 1993 Egypt Environment Hazardous materials Pollution ...

... Truda i Professional'nye Zabolevaniya, No. 10, 1978, pp. 25-9. Mervyn Richardson is a Consultant in Rickmansworth, Herts, UK and I.M. Trakhterberg and M.N. Korshun are from Kiev, in the Ukraine. Environment Hazardous materials Pollution © MCB UP Limited 1993 ...

... UP Limited 1992 Health care Hazardous materials Hospitals Toxic waste Waste disposal 6 | ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND HEALTH, AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL 3,3 M edical and surgical units existed in antiquity, yet no regular attention was given to the competent management of related waste...

..., and designate proper methods for final disposal of medical wastes and treatment residues. Finally, the facility must ensure the implementation and monitoring of this strategy. Estimating Hazardous materials Waste disposal A MEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY 13 F acilities that generate medical waste...