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Waste Management
Life Cycle Assessments for Waste, Part I: Overview, Methodology and Scoping Process Strategic EIA for the Dutch National Hazardous Waste Management Plan 1997-2007 Arnold Tukker Corresponding author:: Dr. Arnold Tukker, TNO Institute of Strategy, Technology and Policy, P.O. Box 6030, 2600 JA, Delft, the Netherlands, e-mail: Tukker @stb.tno.nl
Part I (from three parts) of the series "LCAs for Waste" describes the Dutch hazardous waste management structure, and the goal and scope definition step for a chain-oriented Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA). For about 7 waste sectors, no change in existing policy was foreseen and Dutch legislation required no comparative assertion. For 7 others, a lack of inventory data or methodological problems did not allow for the performance of a meaningful quantitative LCA. For the remaining 7 sectors, LCAs were performed to deal with 12 technology choices. They were based on primary data for the central processes, and literature data for background processes. A slightly adapted approach of the 1992 CML manual was used. System enlargement appeared to be slightly preferable as an allocation method. | | Keywords: Dutch National Hazardous Waste Management Plan; EIA; Environmental Impact Assessment; hazardous waste; scoping process; waste; waste management |
4 LCA (5) 275-281 (1999)
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