Technologies and Management Strategies for Hazardous Waste Control: Working papers: pt. A. Hazardous waste categories: a review of literature and past research effort. pt. B. Application of biotechnology to hazardous waste disposal. pt. C. Classification by degree of hazard for selected industrial waste streams. pt. D. Alternatives for reducing hazardous waste generation using end-product substitution (4 v.)

Technologies and Management Strategies for Hazardous Waste Control: Working papers: pt. A. Hazardous waste categories: a review of literature and past research effort. pt. B. Application of biotechnology to hazardous waste disposal. pt. C. Classification by degree of hazard for selected industrial waste streams. pt. D. Alternatives for reducing hazardous waste generation using end-product substitution (4 v.)
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