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Drivers of early waste disposal activities in England

Drivers of early waste disposal activities in England
Drivers of early waste disposal activities in England

This paper aimed to identify drivers that triggered early waste disposal activities in England. Various publications were used to identify historical events related to waste disposal activity, recorded from 1297 to 1948. A synthesis matrix is used to relate various historical events to waste activity. The historical events are then illustrated in a diagram, in order to identify the drivers. This study found that disasters in the form of fire, pandemic diseases and wars, as well as the Industrial Revolution, directly triggered early disposal activities in England (in particular in London).

Drivers, Early disposal sites, England, Historical events, Solid waste management, United Kingdom, Waste disposal activity
1743-3541
287-295
WIT Press
Siti Khadijah Abd, Gani
2ea27894-b726-4fe8-9e31-bf8cda344896
Lega, M.
Riejos, F.A. Ortega
Itoh, H.
Siti Khadijah Abd, Gani
2ea27894-b726-4fe8-9e31-bf8cda344896
Lega, M.
Riejos, F.A. Ortega
Itoh, H.

Siti Khadijah Abd, Gani (2019) Drivers of early waste disposal activities in England. Lega, M., Riejos, F.A. Ortega and Itoh, H. (eds.) In Waste Management and the Environment IX. vol. 231, WIT Press. pp. 287-295 . (doi:10.2495/WM180271).

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Abstract

This paper aimed to identify drivers that triggered early waste disposal activities in England. Various publications were used to identify historical events related to waste disposal activity, recorded from 1297 to 1948. A synthesis matrix is used to relate various historical events to waste activity. The historical events are then illustrated in a diagram, in order to identify the drivers. This study found that disasters in the form of fire, pandemic diseases and wars, as well as the Industrial Revolution, directly triggered early disposal activities in England (in particular in London).

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Published date: 1 January 2019
Venue - Dates: 9th International Conference on Waste Management and the Environment, 2018, , Seville, Spain, 2018-09-17 - 2018-09-19
Keywords: Drivers, Early disposal sites, England, Historical events, Solid waste management, United Kingdom, Waste disposal activity

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Local EPrints ID: 429142
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/429142
ISSN: 1743-3541
PURE UUID: 90d13848-f73a-43ce-bc22-c6c88610eeb8

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Date deposited: 22 Mar 2019 17:30
Last modified: 17 Mar 2024 12:22

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Author: Gani Siti Khadijah Abd
Editor: M. Lega
Editor: F.A. Ortega Riejos
Editor: H. Itoh

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