Resource Recovery In Solid Waste Management: Strategies, Initiatives, Policy Issues
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In an era of mounting environmental pressure, Resource Recovery in Solid Waste Management: Strategies, Initiatives, Policy Issues presents a rigorous and timely examination of one of the most pressing challenges facing modern governance and urban development. Ma. Lourdes G. Rebullida maps the complex terrain of solid waste management with precision, dissecting the practical strategies and institutional initiatives that governments, municipalities, and communities must adopt to shift from disposal-centric models toward sustainable resource recovery systems. The work grounds its analysis in real policy frameworks, illustrating how legislative action, stakeholder coordination, and technological adoption intersect to determine the success or failure of waste reduction programmes. Authoritative in tone and methodical in approach, this volume argues that resource recovery is not merely an environmental imperative but a socio-political challenge demanding coherent, multi-level policy responses. Rebullida draws on a breadth of regional and national case studies to chronicle the evolution of waste governance, revealing the structural barriers and enabling conditions that shape policy outcomes. For students of environmental policy, public administration, and urban planning alike, this work raises an urgent and unresolved question: in the absence of political will and systemic reform, can resource recovery ever move from aspiration to lasting practice?
Author: Ma. Lourdes G. Rebullida
Format: Paperback
Genre: Politics & law
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
In an era of mounting environmental pressure, Resource Recovery in Solid Waste Management: Strategies, Initiatives, Policy Issues presents a rigorous and timely examination of one of the most pressing challenges facing modern governance and urban development. Ma. Lourdes G. Rebullida maps the complex terrain of solid waste management with precision, dissecting the practical strategies and institutional initiatives that governments, municipalities, and communities must adopt to shift from disposal-centric models toward sustainable resource recovery systems. The work grounds its analysis in real policy frameworks, illustrating how legislative action, stakeholder coordination, and technological adoption intersect to determine the success or failure of waste reduction programmes. Authoritative in tone and methodical in approach, this volume argues that resource recovery is not merely an environmental imperative but a socio-political challenge demanding coherent, multi-level policy responses. Rebullida draws on a breadth of regional and national case studies to chronicle the evolution of waste governance, revealing the structural barriers and enabling conditions that shape policy outcomes. For students of environmental policy, public administration, and urban planning alike, this work raises an urgent and unresolved question: in the absence of political will and systemic reform, can resource recovery ever move from aspiration to lasting practice?