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George tchobanoglous born may 24, 1935 is an american civil and environmental engineer. Systems thinking needed for multiscale, selforganizing ecosocial waste systems. Environmental protection agency epa 1989, 1995b, tchobanoglous et al. Our system is a combination of processes focusing on rehabilitation of wild landfills, design and operation of sanitary landfills. A waste management plan is part of an integrated materials management strategy, in which the city makes deliberate and normative decisions about how materials should flow. Handbook of solid waste management, second edition.
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