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The Importance of Integration Waste Management Aspects as a System in Good and Sustainable Waste Management

Abdul, Mukhit, Syafrudin, Syafrudin·2018·E3S Web of Conferences

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Waste management is one of the important issues in environmental management. The city becomes a place of human activity that has the potential to generate waste. Unsustainable waste management has the potential to cause various environmental problems. Waste management starts from the upstream to downstream levels so that it can reduce the amount of waste generation. The importance of integtation in a waste management system is a must and requires seriousness in applying it for create a good and sustainable Waste Management system.

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Authors
Abdul, M., & Syafrudin, S.
Venue
E3S Web of Conferences
Publisher
EDP Sciences
Published
2018
Volume
73
Pages
07012
ISSN
2267-1242
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3
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