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Cost-benefit analysis on the recycling of plastic waste shows all recycling routes have positive effects, says Environment Agency’s study

2000 I PVC Tracing Papers n°5
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The potential and limits of recycling plastic wastes in Austria were assessed using ecological, micro- and macroeconomic criteria in a study by the Federal Environment Agency of Austria. The study proved positive effects within the system investigated for all ecological parameters selected : CO2, energy, organic compound emissions, quantities disposed of in landfills. Costing proved positive only for production and non-packaging waste. The combination of ecological and economic effects led (...)

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PVC tubes used for drinking water: no leach of vinylchloride monomer

1999 I PVC Tracing Papers n°3
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PVC tubes used for water supply were selected among those commonly available products on the general market for analysis of possible leaching of vinylchloride monomer (VCM) into drinking water. No detectable levels of vinyl chloride monomer could be analytically detected in the drinking water. Therefore, the study concludes that PVC pipes make no significant contribution to VCM exposure. It can be excluded that the proposed limit of migration of 0.5 ppt (part per trillion) of VCM into (...)

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