Korea's policy instruments for waste minimization Il-Chung Kim SPECIAL FEATURE: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Economic policy issues and instruments for waste management: international experience (1) Pages: 12 - 22
Carbon accounting for Japanese petrochemicals Dolf J. GielenHiroshi Yagita ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 51 - 61
Polyethylene conversion by partial oxidation in supercritical water Masaru WatanabeShuhei SawamotoKunio Arai SPECIAL FEATURE: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Chemical Feedstock Recycling (2) Pages: 99 - 102
Adsorbable organic halides (AOX), AOX formation potential, and PCDDs/DFs in landfill leachate and their removal in water treatment processes Yukio NomaSayuri YamaneAkiko Kida ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 126 - 134
The influence of additives on the steam gasification of PVC waste J.M.N. van KasterenM.J.P. Slapak SPECIAL FEATURE: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Chemical Feedstock Recycling (2) Pages: 114 - 117
Decomposition of mixed plastics consisting of polypropylene and polyethylene terephthalate into oils over titania/silica catalysts Eiko ObuchiMasaki SuyamaKatsuyuki Nakano SPECIAL FEATURE: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Chemical Feedstock Recycling (2) Pages: 88 - 92
Oxidation catalyst of iron oxide suppressing dioxin formation in polyethylene combustion Tomoyuki ImaiToshiki MatsuiSuminori Tanaka SPECIAL FEATURE: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Chemical Feedstock Recycling (2) Pages: 103 - 109
Pore structure and adsorption properties of carbonized material prepared from waste paper Masahiro ShimadaTakahiko IidaMasami Fushitani ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 135 - 143
Waste plastics recycling by an entrained-flow gasifier Takatoshi ShojiKenjiro ShindohAtsushi Sodeyama SPECIAL FEATURE: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Chemical Feedstock Recycling (2) Pages: 75 - 81
Evaluation of material recycling for plastics: environmental aspects Reiji NodaMasanori KomatsuTadao Kasakura ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 118 - 125
Cracking styrene derivative polymers in decalin solvent with metal-supported carbon catalysts Yoshihisa Matsumoto SPECIAL FEATURE: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Chemical Feedstock Recycling (2) Pages: 82 - 87
Behavior of bromine on the thermal decomposition of paper-based phenolic laminate wastes Tetsuro ShimamuraKazuo Kitagawa SPECIAL FEATURE: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Chemical Feedstock Recycling (2) Pages: 110 - 113
Studies on the dechlorination and oil-production technology of waste plastics Kiyoshi SaitoHideo Narita SPECIAL FEATURE: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Chemical Feedstock Recycling (2) Pages: 93 - 98
Effect of additives on dechlorination of PVC by mechanochemical treatment Shu SaekiJunya KanoTsuyoshi Inoue SPECIAL FEATURE: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Chemical Feedstock Recycling Pages: 20 - 23
Research for MSW flow analysis in developing nations Susumu ShimuraIsamu YokotaYoshitaka Nitta ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 48 - 59
Converting waste polystyrene into a polymer flocculant for wastewater treatment Yasuhito InagakiShigeo Kiuchi SPECIAL FEATURE: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Chemical Feedstock Recycling Pages: 14 - 19
Metallic-phase lead in slag of municipal solid waste incineration ash and leaching characteristics Akiko KidaShin-ichi Sakai ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 66 - 72
Aminolysis and aminoglycolysis of waste poly(ethylene terephthalate) Tadeusz SpychajEwa FabrycyMichal Kacperski SPECIAL FEATURE: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Chemical Feedstock Recycling Pages: 24 - 31
Formation characteristics of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins, polychlorinated dibenzofurans, and coplanar PCBs in fly ash from a gasification–melting process of municipal solid waste Katsuya KawamotoKunio Mabuchi ORIGINAL ARTICLE Chemical Feedstock Recycling Pages: 38 - 47
Two-stage thermal gasification of polyolefins Toshiro TsujiYoshiki TanakaHironori Itoh SPECIAL FEATURE: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Chemical Feedstock Recycling Pages: 2 - 7
Statistical approach for the source identification of boron in leachates from industrial landfills Jun YoshinagaAkiko KidaOsami Nakasugi ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 60 - 65
Carbon materials-catalyzed hydroliquefaction of flame-retardant plastics in organic solvents Shigeru FutamuraAihua Zhang SPECIAL FEATURE: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Chemical Feedstock Recycling Pages: 8 - 13
Reactions of model compounds of phenol resin in sub- and supercritical water under an argon atmosphere Hideyuki TagayaYu-ichi SuzukiJun-ichi Kadokawa SPECIAL FEATURE: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Chemical Feedstock Recycling Pages: 32 - 37
Studies on materials containing polysaccharides as soil amendments 1: effects on animal waste water purification in a potting experiment Naoko Takada-OikawaNorihisa KatohToshikazu Kaise NOTE Pages: 138 - 142
Evaluation of recycling policies for PET bottles based on multiattribute utility indices Akihiro TokaiTohru Furuichi ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 70 - 79
Comparison of the weight-loss degradability of various biodegradable plastics under laboratory composting conditions Akihito OhtakiKiyohiko Nakasaki ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 118 - 124
Composting of food refuse from a student restaurant in Hokkaido University Takeki MaedaJuzo MatsudaJoji Suzuki NOTE Pages: 143 - 149
Porous structure of activated carbon prepared from waste newspaper Masahiro ShimadaTakahiko IidaTakayuki Okayama ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 100 - 108
The current situation of solid waste generation and its environmental contamination in China Wei WangJianguo JiangShunwen Liang REVIEW ARTICLE Pages: 65 - 69
Influence of bromine on metal volatilization in waste combustion Jürgen VehlowFrank E. Mark ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 89 - 99
Evaluation of the effect of automotive bumper recycling by life-cycle inventory analysis Minoru MakutaYuichi MoriguchiShigeho Sueno ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 125 - 137
Effect of the water–oil ratio on brine/surfactant/alcohol/oil systems optimized for soil remediation Truong Hong TienMehdi Bettahar ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 109 - 117
Environmental impact assessment of sprayed-on asbestos in buildings Atsushi TerazonoYuichi MoriguchiHiroshi Takatsuki ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 80 - 88
Predicting the degradation pattern of organic materials in the composting of a fed-batch operation as inferred from the results of a batch operation Kiyohiko NakasakiNaoki AkakuraMinoru Takemoto ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 31 - 37
Material cycle, waste disposal, and recycling in a Leontief–Sraffa–von Neumann economy Eiji Hosoda REVIEW ARTICLE Pages: 1 - 9
Ethanol washing of PAH-contaminated soil and Fenton oxidation of washing solution Byung-Dae LeeMasaaki Hosomi ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 24 - 30
Chlorine promotes antimony volatilization in municipal waste incineration Nobuhisa WatanabeSaburo InoueHisao Ito ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 10 - 15
Determination of nitrous oxide, methane, and ammonia emissions from a swine waste composting process Takashi OsadaKazutaka KurodaMichihiro Yonaga ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 51 - 56
Genotoxicity of substances extracted from construction materials Yoshiro OnoHidehito UemuraToshiki Ayano ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 38 - 42
Investigation of hydrogen generation from municipal solid waste incineration fly ash Satoshi MizutaniShin-ichi SakaiHiroshi Takatsuki ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 16 - 23
Feasibility investigation on a dual waste-plastics recycling system concept Shin'ya HayashiKanemasa NomaguchiHitoshi Ishimaru NOTE Pages: 57 - 62
Acidic bioleaching of heavy metals from sewage sludge Abdallah ShanablehPushpa Ginige ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 43 - 50
Evaluation of electronic components in life cycle assessment Takayoshi UenoToru ShiinoHiroshi Onishi ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 25 - 32
Fabric-filter-supported catalyst for removal of harmful solid and gaseous compounds in municipal waste incinerator exhaust gas: characteristics of NO x reduction Kazunori FujitaGouki SasakiKazuki Kobayashi ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 48 - 52
Distribution of organophosphoric acid triesters between water and sediment at a sea-based solid waste disposal site Yasunori KawagoshiIsao FukunagaHisao Itoh ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 53 - 61
Recent trends in recycling activities and waste management in Japan Masaru Tanaka REVIEW ARTICLE Pages: 10 - 16
The German packaging ordinance: the questionable effects of a fragmentary solid waste management approach Erich StaudtMarkus Schroll ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 17 - 24
Mass balance of arsenic and antimony in municipal waste incinerators Nobuhisa WatanabeSaburo InoueHisao Ito ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 38 - 47
