Sustainable hazardous waste management in Malaysia

Hazardous waste is extremely dangerous and critical to manage, since the process for treatment will involve heavy metals and dioxin among others. The effects constituents are the most critical components to health and environment. In Malaysia, for the last three decades, the waste management has bee...

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Main Authors: Songip, Ahmad Rahman, Abu Bakar, Nooh, Zainu, Zaipul Anwar, Wan Mohamad Ali, Wan Md. Syukri
Format: Conference or Workshop Item
Published: 2015
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author Songip, Ahmad Rahman
Abu Bakar, Nooh
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description Hazardous waste is extremely dangerous and critical to manage, since the process for treatment will involve heavy metals and dioxin among others. The effects constituents are the most critical components to health and environment. In Malaysia, for the last three decades, the waste management has been a main priority to the government. Policies are made to minimize and manage hazardous waste. This paper will discuss the present status of sustainable hazardous waste management in Malaysia from the perspective of legislations frameworks, applied technology and the volumes produced.
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spelling utm.eprints-620042017-05-06T04:28:17Z http://eprints.utm.my/62004/ Sustainable hazardous waste management in Malaysia Songip, Ahmad Rahman Abu Bakar, Nooh Zainu, Zaipul Anwar Wan Mohamad Ali, Wan Md. Syukri TD Environmental technology. Sanitary engineering Hazardous waste is extremely dangerous and critical to manage, since the process for treatment will involve heavy metals and dioxin among others. The effects constituents are the most critical components to health and environment. In Malaysia, for the last three decades, the waste management has been a main priority to the government. Policies are made to minimize and manage hazardous waste. This paper will discuss the present status of sustainable hazardous waste management in Malaysia from the perspective of legislations frameworks, applied technology and the volumes produced. 2015 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed Songip, Ahmad Rahman and Abu Bakar, Nooh and Zainu, Zaipul Anwar and Wan Mohamad Ali, Wan Md. Syukri (2015) Sustainable hazardous waste management in Malaysia. In: Malaysia-Japan Joint International Conference 2015 (MJJIC 2015), 13-15 Nov, 2015, Japan. http://mot.yamaguchi-u.ac.jp/MJJIC2015/
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