The Waste Management Research Report appeared three times per year between 1989 and 1992 in order to share research results from the magazine’s contributing institutions. Each issue of the publication will focus upon one major area of concern in the field of waste management and will highlight the contributing institution where researchers devote their efforts to the featured topic. Each issue contains at least one scientific technical article, as well as news reports on activities in waste management research and advance notices of meetings and symposia.
The Cornell Waste Management Institute is responsible for the Winter 1989 issue of Waste Management Research Report. The spring edition will focus on incinerator ash research. The Waste Management Institute at State University of New York at Stony Brook is responsible for the issue. April 3 is the deadline for submitting articles. April 10 is the deadline for news briefs and announcements. Please include black-and-whi te, glossy photographs with article submissions, as well as a head-and-shoulders photograph of each author, also black-and-white glossy. Mail all material to Louise W. Laughton at the editorial office address.
Research news was coordinated through:
The New York State Center for Hazardous Waste Management
Dr. Ralph Rumer, Executive Director
State University of New York at Buffalo
207 Jarvis Hall
Buffalo, New York 14260
(716} 636-3446
Dr. Helmuth Resch, ESF Coordinator
State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Syracuse, New York 13210
(315) 470-6606
Waste Management Institute
Dr. R. Lawrence Swanson, Director
Marine Sciences Research Center
State University of New York at Stony Brook
Stony Brook, New York 11794
Cornell Waste Management Institute and the New York State Solid Waste Combustion Institute
Dr. Richard Schuler, Director
Center for Environmental Research
Cornell University
468 Hollister Hall
Ithaca, New York 14853
Editorial Offices:
123 Bray Hall
SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Syracuse, New York 13210
Louise W. Laughton, Editor
Waste Management Research Report 1989 Volume 1, Number 1
In This Issue (PDF)
- Introduction to Report Contributors
- Waste Management Directors
- A New York State Perspective: Combustion of Municipal Solid Waste
- Incineration One Alternative to Land Burial of Waste
- ESF Researchers Investigate Ash Construction Blocks
- Research Programs Aim for Improved Combustion
- Floatable Waste Litters Beaches of Northeast
Waste Management Research Report 1989 Volume 1, Number 2
In This Issue (PDF)
- Stabilized Incinerator Ash Tested in Reef Construction
- Biodegradable Plastics
- Plastic Increasing Each Year
- Attention on Incineration
Waste Management Research Report 1989 Volume 1, Number 3
In This Issue (PDF)
- “New” Biotechnology
- NETAC Formed
- Lignin-Degrading Fungi
- Simulation Project
- Biodegradable Plastics
- Shell Disease
Waste Management Research Report 1990 Volume 2, Number 1
In This Issue (PDF)
- Impact of Incinerator Retrofits
- Metal-Plankton Studies
- Organo-metallic Complexes
- Surfactant Process
Waste Management Research Report 1990 Volume 2, Number 2
In This Issue (PDF)
- Simulation Models
- Cornell Grants
- Kulick Joins CWMI
- Satellite Broadcast
- Buffalo Approves Funding
- EPA Awards
- Buffalo Projects
- Fall Conference
- Source Reduction Workshop
- Teaching Materials
- Meeting Summary
- RPI Conference
Waste Management Research Report 1990 Volume 2, Number 3
In This Issue (PDF)
- Mathematical Models
- NYSDEC[rechnologies
- Soil Remediation
- Combustion Simulation
- Yard Wastes Project
- Groundwater Remediation
Waste Management Research Report 1991 Volume 3, Number 1
In This Issue (PDF)
- Applying WasteP/an
- Cornell Research Update
- Options for Waste Prevention
- The Missing Link
- Waste Avoidance in the Restaurant Industry
- Hazardous Waste Reduction – Research Needs
- Wammas
Waste Management Research Report 1991 Volume 3, Number 2
In This Issue (PDF)
- Algal Blooms
- Metal Bioaccumulation
- Chlorine Control of Zebra Mussels
- Oil in the Oceans
- Sludge Disposal
Waste Management Research Report 1991Volume 3, Number 3
In This Issue (PDF)
- Development of Assessment Methodology Increases Understanding of Problems In the Great Lakes Ecosystem
- Recycled Paper Receives Seal From NYSDEC
- The Sheboygan River Case Study Tests Armoring and Dredging
- Environmental Protection Agency Studies Contaminated Sediments In the Buffalo River
- NYS Center for Hazardous Waste Management Offers Research and Development Reports
- Dredging Contaminated Sediments – Good Operating Procedures Lead to Reduced Dispersion
- Food Web Plays Critical Role in The Mobilization Of Contaminants From Sediments
Waste Management Research Report 1992 Volume 4, Number 1
In This Issue (PDF)
- Research and the ‘Real’ World
- The Oceans and Waste Management
- Chemical/Biological Oxidation
- Ceramic Membranes for Metal Ion Separation
- Productive Use of a Hazardous Waste
- Treatment of Hazardous Offgases
Waste Management Research Report 1992 Volume 4, Number 2
In This Issue (PDF)
- Clean Water Act: Challenges Remain
- Returning to 1972 Goals
- Prevention of Water Pollution
- Jamaica Bay – A Case Study
- Regulation of Farmers
