| | GUIDANCE/GUIDELINES BY SOURCE CATEGORY: ANNEX C, PART II |
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| | GUIDANCE/GUIDELINES BY SOURCE CATEGORY: ANNEX C, PART II SOURCE CATEGORIES: |
| | A. WASTE INCINERATORS |
| | 1. MUNICIPAL AND HAZARDOUS WASTE, SEWAGE AND SLUDGE |
| | 1. Background |
| | The incineration of waste, often accompanied by the recovery of energy and recycling of residues, |
| | constitutes a treatment option practiced by many developed and a smaller number of developing |
| | and industrializing countries. This section of the guidance focuses on the incineration of municipal |
| | solid waste, hazardous waste, and sewage sludge. The incineration of medical waste and the use of |
| | hazardous waste as fuel in cement kilns are covered under separate sections of this document. |
| | The environmentally sound design and operation of waste incinerators requires the use of best |
| | environmental practices and best available techniques to prevent or minimize the formation and |
| | release of the unintentional POPs. The purpose of this guidance is to describe such practices and |
| | techniques, summarize their effectiveness, estimate their relative cost, and identify alternatives |
| | and emerging technologies for consideration by the Parties in the development of national action |
| | plans under the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants. |