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Title Sustainable waste management through end-of-waste criteria development
ID_Doc 8818
Authors Zorpas, AA
Title Sustainable waste management through end-of-waste criteria development
Year 2016
Published Environmental Science And Pollution Research, 23.0, 8
DOI 10.1007/s11356-015-5990-5
Abstract The Waste Framework Directive 2000/98 (WFD) contains specific requirements to define end-of-waste criteria (EWC). The main goal of EWC is to remove and eliminate the administrative loads of waste legislation for safe and high-quality waste materials, thereby facilitating and assisting recycling. The target is to produce effective with high quality of recyclables materials, promoting product standardization and quality and safety assurance, and improving harmonization and legal certainty in the recyclable material markets. At the same time, those objectives aim to develop a plan in order to improve the development and wider use of environmental technologies, which reduce pressure on environment and at the same time address the three dimensions of the Lisbon strategy: growth, jobs and environment. This paper presents the importance of EWC, and the approach of setting EWC as EWC affect several management systems as well as sustainable and clean technologies.
Author Keywords End-of-waste criteria; Compost criteria; Aggregates criteria; SRF criteria; Scrapiron and steel criteria; Scrap aluminium criteria; Glass criteria; Circular economy
Index Keywords Index Keywords
Document Type Other
Open Access Open Access
Source Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED)
EID WOS:000374994600033
WoS Category Environmental Sciences
Research Area Environmental Sciences & Ecology
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