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  • Language: English

    Published by Thomas Telford Ltd, 2009

    0727735136 / 9780727735133

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  • Language: English

    Published by Emerald Publishing Limited, GB, 2009

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    Paperback. Condition: New. The co-disposal of domestic waste with industrial waste can represent a serious hazard to prime sources of drinking water throughout the world. Containing the latest research on the risks to groundwater over time, this book provides a scientific case for more sustainable landfill construction - over overwhelming implications for changes in waste management legislation as well as engineering practice.Examining each of the main stages of landfill decomposition and using extensive real-scale testing, the book trades theory for pragmatism and shows just how vulnerable groundwater is to contamination from old 'dormant' landfills. It then provides a new method for measuring the extent to which the ingress and egress of water can be controlled in landfill and the associated risks of groundwater contamination. The authors also offer practical suggestions for developing more sustainable and affordable waste management projects.Coverage includes:Long-term real-scale tests of landfillsReducing risks to groundwater from old landfillsAerobic treatment of landfillAeration and excavationProtection of drinking waterGuidance on developing affordable water management projectsBased on over 30 years' research, Long-term Hazard to Drinking Water Resources from Landfills will be core reading for research institutes and advisory committees of national and international decision-makers (WHO; FAO; EU), national and international administrative bodies and consulting engineers in environmental medicine, water management, hydrogeology and water management.

  • Language: English

    Published by Emerald Publishing Limited, GB, 2009

    0727735136 / 9780727735133

    • Softcover

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    Paperback. Condition: New. The co-disposal of domestic waste with industrial waste can represent a serious hazard to prime sources of drinking water throughout the world. Containing the latest research on the risks to groundwater over time, this book provides a scientific case for more sustainable landfill construction - over overwhelming implications for changes in waste management legislation as well as engineering practice.Examining each of the main stages of landfill decomposition and using extensive real-scale testing, the book trades theory for pragmatism and shows just how vulnerable groundwater is to contamination from old 'dormant' landfills. It then provides a new method for measuring the extent to which the ingress and egress of water can be controlled in landfill and the associated risks of groundwater contamination. The authors also offer practical suggestions for developing more sustainable and affordable waste management projects.Coverage includes:Long-term real-scale tests of landfillsReducing risks to groundwater from old landfillsAerobic treatment of landfillAeration and excavationProtection of drinking waterGuidance on developing affordable water management projectsBased on over 30 years' research, Long-term Hazard to Drinking Water Resources from Landfills will be core reading for research institutes and advisory committees of national and international decision-makers (WHO; FAO; EU), national and international administrative bodies and consulting engineers in environmental medicine, water management, hydrogeology and water management.