THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMICAL EVALUATION OF THE DEVELOPMENT WASTE IN THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC

• Main Authors: Marcela Hanzelová, Marta Benková
• Other Authors: The Pennsylvania State University CiteSeerX Archives
• Format: Text
• Language: English
• Subjects: The Pointers
• Online Access: http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.68.3841; http://www.icc-conf.cz/Conference/ICCC2002/Proceedings/papers/445.pdf

Abstract: Production of the waste as the indicator of the level of the utilization the primary resources reflects the economical ans environmental level their evaluating. It reflects alse changes in the consumption of the resources in according to the utilization of the raw materials. The waste substances, emissions arise by the industrial production by the combustion of the gaseous, liquid and rigid fuels in the energetic. The quantity of the defusement waste hangs with the effective services in the area of the waste economy. In the case, that the quantity of defusement waste compares with the production of the waste, it's relative possible to indicate the waste as unlegal, but so the quantity of the recycable or repeatedly utilizating waste. Those indicators are in the direct binding on the some social, economical and environmental pointers (for example loading and recycling of the waste) manly with the influence of all the pointers of the economical development (green taxation and green credits). The quantity of the waste influences on the human health and environment. The rigid waste substances as the ash, can to endanger the surroundings the chemically and mechanically. The transmission of the harmful substances from the polluted air doesn't respect the confines of the state and it causes:- the global climatic changes as is increasing of the greenhouse effect and the contravention the segment of the stratosphere,- the long- distance transmissions, especially oxide of the sulphur and nitrogen acid rains,- the increasing of the concentration ground ozone from the elements of the oxide the nitrogen and volatile hydrocarbons. Key words: environmental policy, waste substances, defusement waste, waste generation 1