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  • Berlin, Heidelberg :Springer Berlin / Heidelberg,  (2)
  • 1
    Online Resource
    Online Resource
    Berlin, Heidelberg :Springer Berlin / Heidelberg,
    Keywords: Climatic changes -- Environmental aspects -- Asia. ; Electronic books.
    Description / Table of Contents: Climate change is real and coping with it is major concern in coming days. This book offers recent and customized data on climate change in Asia, making it an ideal resource for those working on the subject in this specific geographic area.
    Type of Medium: Online Resource
    Pages: 1 online resource (383 pages)
    Edition: 1st ed.
    ISBN: 9783642196744
    DDC: 551.695
    Language: English
    Note: Intro -- Coping with Climate Change -- Preface -- Contents -- List of Tables -- List of Figures -- List of Boxes -- Chapter 1: The History of Climate -- 1.1 Changing the Climate for Development -- 1.2 Formation of Asia -- 1.3 Climate in the Pre-pottery Neolithic -- 1.4 Climate, the First Technological Revolution and Urbanization -- 1.5 Asian Climate After Kyoto Protocol -- References -- Chapter 2: Industrial Revolutions, Climate Change and Asia -- 2.1 Industrial Revolution and Asia -- 2.2 Air Pollution and CO2 -- References -- Chapter 3: Changing Environment: Where Will This Lead to? -- 3.1 Changing Environment and Impact on Biodiversity in Asian Context -- 3.2 Climate Change and Asian Economics -- 3.3 Transcending the Tensions Between Climate and Development -- References -- Chapter 4: Greenhouse Gas Inventory -- 4.1 Green House Gases and Asia -- 4.2 Countrywise Scenario in Asia -- References -- Chapter 5: Climate Change and Hydro-Meteorological Risks in Asia -- 5.1 Introduction to Hydro-Meteorological Disasters -- 5.2 Effect of Climate Change on Hydro-Meteorological Risk -- References -- Chapter 6: Asian Geological Settings: Its Effect on Climate Change and Disaster -- 6.1 Geological Setting and Common Disasters in Asia -- 6.1.1 Main Geographical Features -- 6.2 Climate Change and Disasters After Industrialization -- References -- Chapter 7: Climatic and Non Climatic Hazards: Asian Context -- 7.1 Land Movement Disasters -- 7.2 Water related Disasters -- 7.3 Weather Disasters -- 7.4 Fire -- 7.5 Health and Disease -- 7.6 Cumulative Effect of Man Made and Climatic Hazards -- References -- Chapter 8: Predicting Disaster: Asian Scenario -- 8.1 Non-climate Induced Risks -- 8.2 Climate Induced Disasters -- References -- Chapter 9: Early Warning Systems and Their Effectiveness in Asia -- 9.1 Biological Warning Systems -- 9.2 Man-Made Warning Systems. , References -- Chapter 10: Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation in Asia -- 10.1 Adaptation and Adoption: Human Strategy -- 10.2 Adaptation and Adoption: Strategy of Other Species -- 10.3 Adaptation to Climate Change in the Context of Sustainable Development and Equity -- References -- Chapter 11: Prediction of Regional Climate Change -- 11.1 Factors Affecting Asian Regional Climate -- 11.2 Future Emphasis -- References -- Chapter 12: Capacity Assessment: Is Asia Ready to Face Climate Change -- 12.1 Climate Forecast and Data Products That Support Decision-Making -- 12.2 Making Decision-Support Information Responsive to Decision-Maker -- 12.3 Looking Toward the Future -- References -- Chapter 13: Hazard and Risk Assessment -- 13.1 Aerial Mapping and Surveying -- 13.2 Riverine Flooding Analyses -- 13.3 Coastal Flooding Analyses and Mapping -- 13.4 Shallow Flooding Analyses and Mapping -- 13.5 Ice-Jam Analyses and Mapping -- 13.6 Alluvial Fan Flooding Analyses and Mapping -- 13.7 Mapping of Areas Protected by Levee Systems -- References -- Chapter 14: Preventing and Mitigation of Disasters -- 14.1 Coping with Natural Hazards -- 14.2 Planning and Preparation for Different Time Scales -- 14.3 Planning for Environmental Emergencies and Climate Change -- 14.4 Being Prepared Saves Lives -- References -- Chapter 15: Sea Level Change and Asia -- 15.1 History and Reality of Sea level Change -- 15.2 Impact on Flora and Fauna -- 15.3 Impact on Asian Society -- References -- Chapter 16: Impact on Biodiversity: Asian Scenario -- 16.1 Changing Species Demography -- 16.2 Vanishing Species -- References -- Chapter 17: Changing Livelihood Due to Climate Change: Asian Perspective -- 17.1 Difficulties in Agriculture -- 17.1.1 Rice -- 17.1.2 Potato -- 17.1.3 Wheat -- 17.1.4 Maize -- 17.1.5 Tomato -- 17.1.6 Cassava -- 17.1.7 Rubber -- 17.1.8 Sugar Cane. , 17.1.9 Groundnut -- 17.1.10 Garlic -- 17.1.11 Onion -- 17.1.12 Oil Palm -- 17.1.13 Asparagus -- 17.1.14 Cocoa -- 17.1.15 Horticultural Crops -- 17.1.16 Livestock -- 17.1.17 Pests and Diseases -- 17.2 Dropping Fish Reserves -- 17.3 Diminishing Forest -- References -- Chapter 18: Accelerating Innovation and Decelerating Climate Change -- 18.1 The Tools, Technologies, and Institutions -- 18.2 International Collaboration -- 18.3 Kyoto Protocol and Asia -- 18.4 Public Programs, Policies, and Innovation -- 18.5 Existing Climate-Finance Instruments -- 18.5.1 Uncertain Environmental Integrity -- 18.5.2 Inadequate Contribution to Sustainable Development -- 18.5.3 Weak Governance and Inefficient Operation -- 18.5.4 Limited Scope -- 18.5.5 Uncertainty About Market Continuity -- 18.5.6 Cash and Carbon May Not Move in Same Direction -- References -- Appendix A: Glossary -- Appendix B: Abbreviation Used in This Book -- Appendix C: Impact of Climate Change on Individual Asian Countries -- Afghanistan -- Armenia -- Azerbaijan -- Bahrain -- Bangladesh -- Bhutan -- Brunei Darussalam -- Cambodia -- China -- East Timor -- India -- Indonesia -- Iran -- Iraq -- Israel -- Japan -- Jordan -- Kazakhstan -- Korea, Dem. People´s Republic -- Korea, Republic of -- Kuwait -- Kyrgyzstan -- Lao -- Lebanon -- Malaysia -- Mongolia -- Myanmar -- Nepal -- Oman -- Pakistan -- Papua New Guinea -- Philippines -- Saudi Arabia -- Singapore -- Sri Lanka -- Syria -- Tajikistan -- Thailand -- Turkey -- Turkmenistan -- United Arab Emirates -- Uzbekistan -- Vietnam -- Yemen -- Index.
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  • 2
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    Online Resource
    Berlin, Heidelberg :Springer Berlin / Heidelberg,
    Keywords: Sanitation. ; Electronic books.
    Description / Table of Contents: Solid waste is not just an issue for city authorities, but also for doctors, psychologists, economists, and climatologists, among others. This new book covers the full panoply of topics in solid waste management and offers an overview of relevant literature.
    Type of Medium: Online Resource
    Pages: 1 online resource (427 pages)
    Edition: 1st ed.
    ISBN: 9783642286810
    Series Statement: Environmental Science and Engineering Series
    DDC: 363.7285
    Language: English
    Note: Intro -- Solid Waste Management -- Preface -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- 1 Introduction -- 1.1…Need for Solid Wastesolid waste Management -- 1.2…Importance of a Sound Solid Wastesolid waste Management -- 1.3…Change in Characteristics in Quantity and Time -- 1.4…Waste Management in Pre-Industrialization Era -- 1.5…Waste Management in Post-Industrialization Era -- 1.6…Integrated Solid-Waste Managementwaste management -- 1.7…Waste Prevention and Life Cycle Assessment -- 1.8…Producers Responsibility -- 1.9…Solid Waste Management and Regulation -- 1.9.1 Need for Regulation -- 1.9.2 International Regulation -- 1.9.3 Regulation in Different Countries -- 1.10…Framework for Solid Waste Management -- 1.10.1 Elements of a Waste Managementwaste management System -- 1.10.2 Stakeholders -- 1.11…Financial Issues in Solid Waste Management -- 1.11.1 Capital Investment -- 1.11.2 Operation and Maintenance -- 1.12…Waste Generation: Rich Vs Poor -- 1.13…Psychology and Waste Generation -- 2 Waste Quantities and Characteristics -- 2.1…Sources of Solid WasteSolid Waste -- 2.2…Quantities and Composition -- 2.3…Physical, Chemical and Biological Characteristics -- References -- 3 Storage and Collection -- 3.1…StorageStorage -- 3.2…Collection -- 3.2.1 Collection From Low-Rise Detached Houses -- 3.2.2 Collection From Low and Medium-Rise Apartment -- 3.2.3 Collection From High-Rise Apartments -- 3.2.4 Collection From Commercial and Industrial Facilities -- 3.2.5 Vehicles for Collection -- 3.2.6 Pneumatic-Refuse-Collectioncollection System -- 3.3…Transfer and Transport -- References -- 4 Materials Recovery and Recycling -- 4.1…SegregationSegregation -- 4.1.1 Hand Sorting -- 4.1.2 Screens -- 4.1.3 Air ClassifiersAir Classifiers -- 4.1.4 Sink/Float Separators -- 4.1.5 Inclined Tables -- 4.1.6 Shaking Tables -- 4.1.7 Optical Sorting. , 4.1.8 Sorting by Differential Melting Temperature -- 4.1.9 Sorting by Selective Dissolution -- 4.1.10 Magnetic Separation -- 4.1.11 Eddy Current SeparatorsEddy current separators -- 4.1.12 Electrostatic SeparatorsElectrostatic separators -- 4.1.13 ShreddingShredding -- 4.1.14 Pulping -- 4.1.15 Crushing -- 4.1.16 Baling -- 4.1.17 Ballistic SeparatorsBallistic Separators -- 4.2…Reuse and Recycle -- 4.2.1 Aerobic and Anaerobic Treatment -- 4.2.2 Composting -- 4.2.2.1 Anaerobic Digestion -- 4.2.3 Road Making -- 4.2.4 Removal and Recovery Method -- 4.2.5 StabilizationStabilization -- 4.2.6 DeactivationDeactivation -- 4.2.7 Metal Removal and Recovery -- 4.2.8 Aqueous Treatment -- 4.2.9 Plastic Granulatinggranulating -- 4.2.10 Emerging Biological Technologies -- 5 Disposal -- 5.1…Landfill -- 5.1.1 Processes Within a LandfillLandfill -- 5.1.2 Controlling Leachate and Gas -- 5.1.2.1 Monitoring of Landfills -- 5.1.2.2 Closure of Landfills -- 5.1.3 Operation of Landfills -- 5.1.4 Use of Old LandfillLandfill Sites -- 5.1.5 Landfill Mining -- 5.1.6 Land Filling Hazardous WasteHazardous Waste -- 5.2…Co-Processing of Solid Wastes -- 5.3…IncinerationIncineration and Waste to Energy -- 5.3.1 Heat Value of Refuse -- 5.3.2 Combustion and Energy Recovery -- 5.3.3 Energy Production from Waste -- 5.3.4 Material and Thermal Balances -- 5.3.4.1 Waste Heat Recovery -- 5.3.5 Other Technologies -- 5.3.5.1 GasificationGasification -- 5.3.5.2 PlasmaPlasma Technology -- 5.3.5.3 PyrolysisPyrolysis -- References -- 6 Biomedical Waste -- 6.1…Significance -- 6.1.1 Household Biomedical Waste -- 6.1.2 Biomedical Waste from Rural Area -- 6.2…Nosocomial Infection and Health Burden Due to Biomedical Waste -- 6.3…Characteristics and Quantities -- 6.4…Treatment and Disposal -- 6.5…Radioactive WasteRadioactive waste -- 6.6…Mercury in Biomedical Waste -- 7 Hazardous Waste -- 7.1…Significance. , 7.2…Precautions to be Taken StorageStorage and Transportationtransportation of Hazardous Waste -- 7.3…Characteristics and Quantity -- 7.3.1 Household Hazardous Waste and Special Waste -- 7.3.2 Hazardous Waste From Rural and Urban Area -- 7.4…StorageStorage of Hazardous Waste -- 7.5…Treatment and DisposalDisposal -- 7.5.1 StabilizationStabilization and Solidification -- 7.5.2 IncinerationIncineration and Coincineration -- 7.5.3 Landfill -- 7.5.4 Precautions and Practices During Incineration and Land Filling Hazardous WasteHazardous Waste -- References -- 8 Waste From Electrical and Electronic Equipment -- 8.1…Significance -- 8.2…Characteristics and Quantity -- 8.3…Material Recovery, Treatment and Disposaldisposal -- References -- 9 Wastes From Industrial and Commercial Activities -- 9.1…Extractive Industries -- 9.1.1 MiningMining -- 9.1.2 QuarryingQuarrying -- 9.1.3 LoggingLogging -- 9.2…Basic Industries -- 9.2.1 Metals -- 9.2.1.1 Copper -- 9.2.1.2 Aluminum -- 9.2.1.3 Iron and steel -- 9.2.2 Chemicals -- 9.2.3 Paper -- 9.2.4 Plastic -- 9.2.5 Glass -- 9.2.6 Textile -- 9.2.7 Wood Products -- 9.2.8 Power -- 9.2.9 Petroleum -- 9.3…Conversion and Fabrication Industry -- 9.3.1 Packaging -- 9.3.2 Automotive -- 9.3.3 Electrical and Electronics -- 9.3.4 Paper Products -- 9.3.5 Hardware -- 9.3.6 Soft Goods -- 9.3.7 Food Processing -- 9.3.8 Construction and Demolition -- 9.4…Service Industries -- 9.4.1 Entertainment -- 9.4.2 Hospitality -- 9.4.3 Software -- 9.4.4 Communication -- 9.5…Commercial Activity -- 9.5.1 Restaurants -- 9.5.2 Offices -- 9.5.3 Shops -- 9.5.4 Where Houses -- 9.6…Source Reduction -- 9.7…Zero Waste: Concept and Practice -- 9.8…Innovative Technologies -- References -- 10 Radio Active Waste -- 10.1…Significance -- 10.2…Classification of Waste -- 10.3…CharacterisationCharacterisation -- 10.4…Pre-Treatment -- 10.4.1 Packaging. , 10.4.2 DecontaminationDecontamination -- 10.5…Treatment -- 10.5.1 Compaction and Super-Compaction -- 10.5.2 IncinerationIncineration -- 10.5.3 Chemical and Thermochemical Decomposition -- 10.5.4 Partitioning and Transmutation -- 10.5.5 Conditioning -- 10.5.6 Immobilization -- 10.5.6.1 Immobilization Matrix -- Cementitious Materials -- Bitumen -- Organic Polymers -- High-Temperature IncinerationIncineration and Melting -- Phosphate Ceramics -- Inorganic Polymers/Synthetic Zeolites -- Glass -- Glass Ceramics -- Synroc -- Natural Crystalline Phases -- 10.6…StorageStorage -- 10.7…Disposal -- 10.7.1 Near Surface Disposaldisposal Facilities -- 10.7.2 Stone-Lined Earth Trenches -- 10.7.3 Reinforced Concrete Trenches -- 10.7.4 Tile Holes -- 10.7.5 Geological Disposaldisposal -- 10.8…Surveillance and Monitoring -- References -- 11 Health and Safety Issues -- 11.1…Required Precautions During Manual Operation -- 11.2…Required Precautions for Moving Materials Mechanically -- 11.3…Safety During Storage and Transport -- 11.3.1 Stacking Materials -- 11.3.2 Safety During TransportationTransportation -- 11.4…Safety During Treatment and DisposalDisposal -- 11.4.1 Safety Issues During Treatment -- 11.4.2 Safety Issues in Dumpsite -- 11.4.3 Safety Issues in LandfillLandfill Site -- 11.4.4 Safety Issues in IncineratorIncinerator -- 11.5…Work Permit System -- 11.6…Safety Education and Training -- 11.7…Safety Promotion and Publicity -- 11.8…Hazards Encountered in Hazardous WasteHazardous Waste Handling and DisposalDisposal Sites -- 11.9…Electrical Hazards -- 11.10…Heat Stress -- 11.11…Cold Exposure -- 11.12…Noise Hazard -- References -- 12 Environmental Issues -- 12.1…Impact on Air, Water and Soil -- 12.2…Impact on Flora and Fauna -- 12.3…Greenhouse Gas Generation and Climate Change -- References -- 13 Issues in Disaster Affected Area -- 13.1…TsunamiTsunami. , 13.2…EarthquakeEarthquake -- 13.3…Haphazard Disposal of Hazardous Waste -- 13.4…Flooding -- 13.5…Hurricanes, Typhoons, Cyclones, Tornados -- 13.6…War and Conflict -- 13.7…Wild Fires -- 13.8…Industrial Accidents -- 13.9…Landslide -- 13.10…Avalanche -- 13.11…DroughtDrought -- 13.12…Epidemic Disease -- 13.13…Hail Storms -- 13.14…Volcanoes -- 13.15…Wind Storms -- 13.16…Waste Management -- 13.16.1 Emergency Response -- 13.16.2 Recovery -- 13.16.3 Rebuild -- 13.16.4 Waste Transportation -- 13.16.5 Waste Reuse/Recycle -- 13.16.6 Waste Disposal -- References -- 14 Solid Waste and Livelihood -- 14.1…Rag Pickers -- 14.2…Scrap Dealers -- 14.3…Waste CollectorsWaste Collectors -- 14.4…SweepersSweepers -- 14.5…Truck Drivers -- 14.6…Waste Handlers -- 14.7…Manual Waste Dis-assemblers -- 14.8…Waste Recyclers -- 14.9…Itinerant Waste Buyers -- References.
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