01955cam a22003614a 4500001000400000003001500004005001700019006001900036007001500055008004100070020002600111020001800137024002600155035002400181100002200205245016100227260004600388300003100434490003200465520069200497588004701189650003601236650002801272650003301300650003501333650003201368700001801400700002201418776003401440830002601474830003201500856006101532413The World Bank20260707185131.0m        d        cr cn|||||||||020129s1999    dcu     o    i001 0 eng    a0821344579c24.99 USD  z97808213445768 a10.1596/0-8213-4457-9  a(The World Bank)4131 aRushbrook, Philip10aSolid waste landfills in middle and lower-income countries:h[electronic resource]ba technical guide to planning, design, and operation /cPhilip Rushbrook  aWashington, D.C. :bThe World Bank,c1999  a1 online resource (267 p.)1 aWorld Bank Technical Papers  aThis technical guide seeks to demonstrate that, by encouraging small, continuous improvements in landfill siting, construction, and operation, the accumulative effect over time is the achievement of better operations. The guide does not seek an immediate adoption of sanitary landfill practices. Instead, sanitary landfill is regarded as an eventual goal for which middle- and lower-income countries can plan during the course of several years. A common theme throughout the guide is the emphasis on the practical ways landfills can evolve, as resources and confidence increase, from open dumps to "controlled" dumps to "engineered" landfills and perhaps, one day, to sanitary landfills.  aDescription based on print version record. 4aLandfills; Wastewater Treatment 4aSanitation and Sewerage 4aUrban Solid Waste Management 4aWaste Disposal and Utilization 4aWater Supply and Sanitation1 aPugh, Michael1 aRushbrook, Philip08aPrint Version:z9780821344576 0aWorld Bank e-Library. 0aWorld Bank Technical Papers40uhttp://elibrary.worldbank.org/content/book/9780821344576