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Chapter IV: The Troublesome Economics and Politics of Recycling and Composting

By Dr. Charles Van Eaton, published on Jan. 1, 1991

Contents

  • A. Recycling: The Economics of Getting Ready to Do It
  • B. Recycling: The Economics of Why It Works Sometimes and Not Other Times
  • C. The Economics and Politics of Composting
  • D. Recycling and Other Proposals: The Political Issues
  • E. Recycling: Further Economic Issues
SKU: S1991-01

Managing the Michigan Solid Waste Stream: Markets or Mandates?

  • Chapter I: Introduction
  • Chapter II: The EPA-OTA Reports: Proposed Solutions and Warnings
  • Chapter III: The Economics and Politics of the Solid Waste Stream: Theory and Analysis
  • Chapter IV: The Troublesome Economics and Politics of Recycling and Composting
    • A. Recycling: The Economics of Getting Ready to Do It
    • B. Recycling: The Economics of Why It Works Sometimes and Not Other Times
    • C. The Economics and Politics of Composting
    • D. Recycling and Other Proposals: The Political Issues
    • E. Recycling: Further Economic Issues
  • Chapter V: The Politics, Technology, and Economics of Landfills
  • Chapter VI: Landfilling and Recycling: A Cost Comparison
  • Chapter VII: Incinerators
  • Chapter VIII: Summary and Conclusions to This Point
  • Chapter IX: An Analysis of Michigan Solid Waste Management Legislation
  • Chapter X: Local-Government Waste Management Initiatives
  • Chapter XI: Managing the Michigan Solid Waste Stream: Markets or Mandates?
  • Endnotes
  • Appendix I
  • Appendix II
  • About the Author
  • Acknowledgements

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