The McGraw-Hill Recycling Handbook (Hardcover, 2)

Section I: The Basics of Recycling.

Chapter 1: Recycling Overview and Growth.

Chapter 2: Legislative Policies and Evaluations.

Chapter 3: Characterizations of Waste Streams.

Chapter 4: Setting Recycling Goals and Priorities.

Chapter 5: Separation, Collection, and Monitoring Systems.

Chapter 6: Processing Facilities for Recycling Materials.

Chapter 7: Market Development: Problems and Solutions.

Chapter 8: Financial Planning and Program Development.

Chapter 9: The Psychology of Recycling.

Section II: Recycling Materials.

Chapter 10: Electronic Devices.

Chapter 11: Papers.

Chapter 12: Aluminum Cans.

Chapter 13: Glass Beverage Bottles.

Chapter 14: Plastics.

Chapter 15: Steel Recycling.

Chapter 16: Carpteing.

Chapter 17: Textiles.

Chapter 18: Tires.

Chapter 19: Batteries.

Chapter 20: Construction and Demolition Debris.

Chapter 21: household Hazardous Wastes.

Chapter 22: Mercury-containing Devices and Lamps.

Section III: Recylcing Facilities and Equipment.

Chapter 23: Transfer Stations.

Chapter 24: Materials Recovery Facilities.

Chapter 25: Integrating Recycling with Landfills and Incinerators.

Chapter 26: Processing Yard Waste.

Chapter 27: collection Vehicles and Equipment.

Chapter 28: Processing Equipment. Chapter 29: Recycling Program Planning and Implementation.

Chapter 30: Pubic Awareness Programs.

Chapter 31: Training Personnel and Managers.

Chapter 32: Recycling Program Considerations, Decisions, and Procedures.

Chapter 33: Data Collection, Cost Control, and the Role of Computers in the Recycling Industry.

Chapter 34: Quality Control Monitoring for Recyclable Materials.

Chapter 35: Recycling at Large Commercial Facilities.

Section V: Case Histories.

Chapter 36: Case Histories.

Section VI: Recycling in Other Countries.