Auflistung nach Autor:in "Bilitewski, Bernd"

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Best Practice Municipal Waste Management
(2018) Bilitewski, Bernd; Wagner, Jörg; Reichenbach, Jan; INTECUS GmbH (Dresden); Deutschland. Umweltbundesamt; Menzel, Ralf
The need to curb natural resources depletion and climate change and secure a healthy living space for an ever growing human society has become a global challenge which increases the demand to minimise waste generation and manage arising wastes effectively and sustainably on a worldwide scale. This task applies to all countries independently from their status of development. Many countries are therefore faced with the necessity to initiate a process of transformation from the conventional scheme of waste disposal through simple dumping or landfilling towards the gradual implementation of a closed loop management of their wastes.
Bewährte Verfahren zur kommunalen Abfallbewirtschaftung
(2018) Bilitewski, Bernd; Wagner, Jörg; Reichenbach, Jan; INTECUS GmbH (Dresden); Deutschland. Umweltbundesamt; Menzel, Ralf
Die zunehmende Notwendigkeit zum Umweltschutz, insbesondere vor dem Hintergrund der Verknappung natürlicher Ressourcen, dem Wandel des Klimas und der Herausforderung, der wachsenden Erdbevölkerung einen gesunden Lebensraum mit ausreichend trinkbarem Wasser, fruchtbaren Böden und sauberer Luft zu sichern, erhöht auch die Anforderungen an eine effektive und nachhaltige Abfallwirtschaft. Dies betrifft alle Länder unabhängig vom jeweiligen Entwicklungsstand gleichermaßen. Eine Vielzahl von Ländern steht deshalb derzeit vor der Aufgabe, einen Transformationsprozess einleiten zu müssen, welcher von der einfachen Ablagerung schrittweise zu einer Bewirtschaftung von Abfällen führt.
Las mejores prácticas para la géstion de residuos municipals
(2018) Bilitewski, Bernd; Wagner, Jörg; Reichenbach, Jan; INTECUS GmbH (Dresden); Deutschland. Umweltbundesamt; Menzel, Ralf
The need to curb natural resources depletion and climate change and secure a healthy living space for an ever growing human society has become a global challenge which increases the demand to minimise waste generation and manage arising wastes effectively and sustainably on a worldwide scale. This task applies to all countries independently from their status of development. Many countries are therefore faced with the necessity to initiate a process of transformation from the conventional scheme of waste disposal through simple dumping or landfilling towards the gradual implementation of a closed loop management of their wastes.
Meilleures pratiques en maîtrise des déchets des communes
(2018) Bilitewski, Bernd; Wagner, Jörg; Reichenbach, Jan; INTECUS GmbH (Dresden); Deutschland. Umweltbundesamt; Menzel, Ralf
The need to curb natural resources depletion and climate change and secure a healthy living space for an ever growing human society has become a global challenge which increases the demand to minimise waste generation and manage arising wastes effectively and sustainably on a worldwide scale. This task applies to all countries independently from their status of development. Many countries are therefore faced with the necessity to initiate a process of transformation from the conventional scheme of waste disposal through simple dumping or landfilling towards the gradual implementation of a closed loop management of their wastes.