Research Paper Proposal
Name
Institutional Affiliation
Working Thesis
Solid waste management plays a pivotal role in the society given the fact that it results in the improvement of the waste management, collection and disposal practices.
Explanation
The government should put in place specific planning and cost analysis metrics in an effort to address the waste management menace. One such metric is the adoption of an integrated solid waste management (ISWM) program that forms the basis of the paper.
Sub points
Acceding to the study by USEPA (2002), there are both positive and negative effects of waste management to the environment. These are; pollution of human health and the environment, increased waste generation, and increased greenhouse gas emissions from poor waste management.
All these challenges out of solid waste management can be contained by the use of the ISWM program in place. It is because the ISWM program is comprised of various characters namely waste prevention, recycling, composting and disposal (USEPA, 2002). The goal of the program is to prevent waste generation, collecting, reprocessing and recovery of waste materials and landfilling and combustion activities of unpreventable and unrecyclable.
Objections
The insufficiency of appropriate measures in place to sustain the solid waste management services in various parts of the world is an inconvenience. It affects natural resources, life support systems, social harmony, human rights, economic growth and public participation in decision-making (Baud, Post & Furedy, 2004). The ineffective on the government raise serious concerns on the ability of the concerned authority to handle the issue.
Reply to Objections
Despite the growing disbelief in the measure put in place by the government concerning the containment of the waste management, there are solid programs that help a lot. The uses of the Waste hierarchy are greatly helping to contain the issue raised effectively. Through the program, messages about waste management sustainability in urban areas are communicated to the target audience (Baud, Post & Furedy, 2004). The content of the messages is information on how avoid, reduce, reuse, recycle and dispose of waste.
Reference
Baud I. Post. J & Furedy C. (2004). Solid Waste Management and Recycling: Actors, Partnerships and Policies in Hyderabad, India and Nairobi, Kenya: NY, Boston, Dordrecht, London, And Moscow: Kluwer Academic Publishers. ISBN 1-4020- 175-0
United States Environmental Protection Agency (2002). Solid Waste Management: A Local Challenge With Global Impacts. USA: USEPA.
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1. Research Paper Proposal
Name
Institutional Affiliation
Working Thesis
Solid waste management plays a pivotal role in the society
given the fact that it results in the improvement of the waste
management, collection and disposal practices.
Explanation
The government should put in place specific planning and cost
analysis metrics in an effort to address the waste management
menace. One such metric is the adoption of an integrated solid
waste management (ISWM) program that forms the basis of the
paper.
Sub points
Acceding to the study by USEPA (2002), there are both positive
and negative effects of waste management to the environment.
These are; pollution of human health and the environment,
2. increased waste generation, and increased greenhouse gas
emissions from poor waste management.
All these challenges out of solid waste management can be
contained by the use of the ISWM program in place. It is
because the ISWM program is comprised of various characters
namely waste prevention, recycling, composting and disposal
(USEPA, 2002). The goal of the program is to prevent waste
generation, collecting, reprocessing and recovery of waste
materials and landfilling and combustion activities of
unpreventable and unrecyclable.
Objections
The insufficiency of appropriate measures in place to sustain
the solid waste management services in various parts of the
world is an inconvenience. It affects natural resources, life
support systems, social harmony, human rights, economic
growth and public participation in decision-making (Baud, Post
& Furedy, 2004). The ineffective on the government raise
serious concerns on the ability of the concerned authority to
handle the issue.
Reply to Objections
Despite the growing disbelief in the measure put in place by the
government concerning the containment of the waste
management, there are solid programs that help a lot. The uses
of the Waste hierarchy are greatly helping to contain the issue
raised effectively. Through the program, messages about waste
management sustainability in urban areas are communicated to
the target audience (Baud, Post & Furedy, 2004). The content of
the messages is information on how avoid, reduce, reuse,
recycle and dispose of waste.
3. Reference
Baud I. Post. J & Furedy C. (2004). Solid Waste Management
and Recycling: Actors, Partnerships and Policies in
Hyderabad, India and Nairobi, Kenya: NY, Boston,
Dordrecht, London, And Moscow: Kluwer Academic
Publishers. ISBN 1-4020- 175-0
United States Environmental Protection Agency (2002). Solid
Waste Management: A Local Challenge With Global Impacts.
USA: USEPA.
