Ute Schunke, Vicky Mabin
This paper describes a multi-criteria model developed to evaluate alternative waste treatment technologies for the treatment of municipal solid waste in Germany. The evaluation is based on legal requirements as well as technical, environmental, and cost considerations. Two fictitious but typical examples have been used as a trial, evaluating nine of the technologies available in Germany. The results of the evaluation model demonstrate its efficacy in assessing various waste treatment options based on the defined criteria. The model is expected to be beneficial for local councils seeking to make informed decisions regarding waste management practices in their jurisdictions.
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