Waste is seen as a necessary evil in many companies. Its great value as a secondary raw material is often not recognized. Instead of simply throwing away valuable resources and therefore money, decision-makers should rethink, especially in times of raw material and energy shortages. But how can disposal processes be designed in an economically and ecologically sensible way?
Nadine Speidel and Anne Kathrin Antic address precisely this question in detail in their "Practical Handbook of Waste Management" (ISBN 978-3-648-16697-0). The new publication offers an easy-to-understand and complete guide to creating a sustainable operational waste management concept.
Among other things, the authors show how recycling strategies can be developed, efficient and automated processes ensured and high-quality waste qualities created for a genuine circular economy. They draw not only on theoretical knowledge, but also on their extensive practical experience.
