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Risk assessment for the use of mixed waste composts on previously developed land in the UK
Within the current regulatory framework in the UK the most significant land-based outlet for MBT compost in the UK is likely to be previously developed land (PDL). If MBT compost is to be successfully and sustainably applied to PDL over time, there is a need to assess the potential environmental and human health risks of such an activity in a proportionate and robust manner. Such an assessment would provide a clear framework through which informed decisions could be made by both environmental regulators and the regulated community alike. This paper will describe the potential scale of future MBT compost production in the UK and potential applications for the material on PDL, as well as approaches to the assessment of the degree of risk involved in doing so.
Keywords:
MBT, compost, Previously Developed Land (PDL), risk assessment, market opportunities
1 Introduction
2 What is MBT compost and how much of it is there?
3 The extent of Previously Developed Land in the UK
4 Existing guidance on the application of MBT compost in the UK
5 The potential hazards in MBT compost
5.1 Potential biological hazards
5.2 Potential chemical hazards
5.3 Potential physical hazards
6 Risk assessment
6.1 Risk to Humans
6.2 Risks to the Environment
6.3 Approaches to risk assessment
7 Conclusions
| Copyright: | © Wasteconsult International | |
| Quelle: | Waste-to-Resources 2009 (Mai 2009) | |
| Seiten: | 15 | |
| Preis inkl. MwSt.: | € 7,50 | |
| Autor: | Dr. Antony S. Chapman  Dr. Graham Merrington Prof. R.P. Bardos | |
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