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The evolution of construction waste sorting on-site
2013
Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews
Construction waste comprises inert (e.g. sand, bricks, and concrete) and non-inert materials (e.g. bamboo, plastics, glass, wood, and paper). In Hong Kong, the inert portion can be deposited at public filling areas for land reclamation while the non-inert portion is disposed of at landfills. However, construction waste is usually a mixture of both inert and non-inert materials and thus a segregation of the two portions is of paramount importance for effective waste minimization. Previous
doi:10.1016/j.rser.2012.12.012
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