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EPSRC Reference: GR/S79626/01
Title: Strategies and Technologies for Sustainable Urban Waste Management
Principal Investigator: Powrie, Professor W
Other Investigators:
Alexander, Professor C Jackson, Professor T Sharifi, Professor VN
Simons, Professor SJR Leach, Professor M Cherrett, Professor T
Banks, Professor C Azapagic, Professor A Swithenbank, Professor J
Lettieri, Professor P
Researcher Co-Investigators:
Project Partners:
BOC Cambridgeshire County Council Chartered Institution of Wastes Mgt
Cleanaway Ltd Ecosys Environmental Management and Ed Environmental Services Assoc. Res. Trust
Furniture Recycling Network Greenfinch Ltd Grundon Waste Management Ltd
Hampshire County Council Maltin Pollution Control Systems Ltd Montclair State University
Onyx Environmental Group Plc RSNC Biffaward Scratch
Southampton City Council Southwark Building Design Service University of York
Viridor
Department: School of Civil Eng and The Environment
Organisation: University of Southampton
Scheme: Standard Research (Pre-FEC)
Starts: 01 February 2004 Ends: 30 April 2008 Value (£): 1,593,946
EPSRC Research Topic Classifications:
Waste Management
EPSRC Industrial Sector Classifications:
Environment
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This proposal brings together a number of leading UK university groups to create an interdisciplinary consortium that will carry out research relevant to the problems of waste resource management in urban environments. Through a combination of scientific, technological and multidisciplinary projects, the consortium will develop an improved understanding of (a) the scientific basis of certain waste treatment and materials/energy recovery technologies and (b) resource and energy flows through and within urban environments. We will engage strongly with the waste management industry in defining research needs and priorities, carrying out projects, and implementing research results, and aim to develop a reputation for high-quality research that will allow us to challenge current policy and influence future policy in urban waste resource management, both nationally and internationally-
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