Module 55 New Ways to Think About Solid Waste

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Module 55 New Ways to Think About Solid Waste After reading this module, you should be able to Explain the purpose of life-cycle analysis. Describe alternative ways to handle waste and waste generation.

Life-cycle analysis considers materials used and released throughout the lifetime of a product   Life-cycle analysis A systems tool that looks at the materials used and released throughout the lifetime of a product—from the procurement of raw materials through their manufacture, use, and disposal. Also known as Cradle-to-grave analysis. Although life-cycle analysis may not be able to determine absolute environmental impact, it can be very helpful in assessing other considerations, especially those related to economics and energy use.

Integrated waste management is a more holistic approach Integrated waste management An approach to waste disposal that employs several waste reduction, management, and disposal strategies in order to reduce the environmental impact of MSW. Integrated waste management is a more holistic approach A holistic approach to waste management. Depending on the kind of waste and the geographic location, reducing waste can take much less time and money than disposing of it. Horizontal arrows indicate the waste stream from manufacture to disposal and curved arrows indicate ways in which waste can either be reduced or removed from the stream, thereby reducing the amount of waste incinerated or placed in landfills.

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