CONTENTS
Contributors xi
Preface xiii
Chapter 1 Introduction George Tchobanoglous, Frank Kreith and Marcia E. Williams
Chapter 2 Federal Role in Municipal Solid Waste Management Barbara Foster and Edward W. Repa
Chapter 3 Solid Waste State Legislation Kelly Hill and Jim Glenn
Chapter 4 Planning for Municipal Solid Waste Management Programs
James E. Kundell and Deanna L.Ruffer
Chapter 5 Solid Waste Stream Characteristics
Marjorie A. Franklin
Chapter 6Source Reduction : Quatity and Toxicity
Part 6 A Quantity Reduction Harold Leverenz
Part 6 B Tixicity Reduction Ken Geiser
Chapter 7 Collection of Solid Waste Hilary Theisen
Chapter 8 Recycling Harold Leverenz, George Tchobanoglous and David B. Spencer
Chapter 9 Markets and Products for Recycled Materials
Harold Leverenz and Frank Kreith
Chapter 10 Household Hazardous Waste (HHW)
David E. B. Nightingale and Rachel Donnette
Chapter 11 Other Special Wastes
Part 11A Batteries Gary R. Brenniman, Stephen D. Casper,
William H. Hallenbeck and James M. Lyznicki
Part 11B Used Oil Stephen D. Casper, William H. Hallenbeck and Gary R. Brenniman
Part 11C Scarp Tires John K. Bell
Part 11D Construction and Demolition (C&D) Debris
George Tchobanoglous
Part 11E Computer and Other Electronic Solid Waste
Gray R. Brenniman and William H. Hallenbeck
Chapter 12 Composting of Municipal Solid Wastes
Luis F. Diaz, George M. Savage and Clarence G. Golueke
Chapter 13 Waste to Energy Combustion
Introduction Frank Kreith
Part 13A Incineration Technologies Calvin R. Brunner
Part 13B Ash Management and Disposal Floyd Hasselriis
Part 13C Emission Control Floyd Hasselriis
Chapter 14 Landfilling Philip R. O’Leary and George Tchobanoglous
Chapter 15 Siting Municipal Solid Waste Facilities
David Laws, Lawrence Susskind and Jason Corburn
Chapter 16 Financing and Life cycle Costing of Solid Waste Management Systems
Nicholas S. Artz, Jacob E. Beachey and Philip R. O’Leary