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Journal of Environment and Waste Management 4(2):53-63.Ībeliotis K. Solid waste management in Lebanon : challenges and recommendations. Further processing of solid waste into RDF and compost at the Waste Bank present a lower potential environmental impact and increase community income.Ībbas II, Chaaban JK, Shaar AA and Al-Rabaa AR. Based on the simulation results, every 1 kg of waste managed by the waste bank produced a lower potential global warming impact (6.395 kg CO 2 eq.) than open dumping (13.057 kg CO 2 eq.) and open burning (10.850 kg CO 2 eq.).
Software bank sampah software#
The LCA simulation was carried out with the OpenLCA software to calculate the value of the potential impact of each kilogram of waste produced.
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The method used was based on CML Baseline v4.4 and ISO 14000 standards, including goal and scope, life cycle inventory (LCI), life cycle impact assessment (LCIA) and interpretation. This study aimed to calculate and evaluate the potential environmental impacts from the waste bank, then compared it with conventional waste management carried out by the community. The Asoka Berseri Waste Bank in Tuban Regency is an example of a waste processing unit that aims to reduce the possible effects of waste generation both in quality and quantity in rural areas. Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is a method that can be used to evaluate the waste management system based on the potential impact produced.
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