Construction waste minimisation: the way forward

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Coventry, S

Contributor(s):

Woolveridge, Claire

Language: English Series: Wastes Management ; May 1997, 26-27(2)Publication details: 1997Subject(s):

Summary: Reviews the economic and environmental advantages of construction waste minimisation highlighting the role of contractor, designer and client in the process. Tables show annual consumption of construction waste materials and a summary of methods used to reduce, reuse and recycle construction waste.

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Reviews the economic and environmental advantages of construction waste minimisation highlighting the role of contractor, designer and client in the process. Tables show annual consumption of construction waste materials and a summary of methods used to reduce, reuse and recycle construction waste.

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