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Has anyone seen the full report? .. Global Waste Management Market Report 2004 from Research & Markets analyses the global waste management market and mainly focuses on the generation of municipal waste.We estimate that, in 2004, the total amount of municipal waste generated will be 1.84 billion tonnes, an increase of around 7% on 2003. The consultants estimate that, between 2004 and 2008, global generation of municipal waste will rise by 31.1%. In the future, trends in global waste management depend on each major country and its state of development. In the EU, there is a wide range of legislation and programmes that are designed to dispose of waste in a more environmentally acceptable manner. Eastern European countries, especially those that are preparing to join the EU, are falling in line with the goals of EU policy. The US also has legislation and targets for waste management. For the majority of countries, waste generation continues to grow and even in developed economies where comprehensive strategies have been developed, the amount of waste generated rises with GDP. The regions facing the greatest waste management challenge are developing economies that have high GDP growth rates and industrial facilities that now produce a number of the world's goods. For more information on the study (which seems to cost around C$2,000) see the authors' website at: http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c7500 ............................................................................ .... Lu White Waste-Free Campaigner Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand www.greens.org.nz/campaigns/waste/ Ph:04 801 5297 PO Box 19-136 Wellington |
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