Information and communication technology expendituresOpen
Municipal solid waste compositionOpen
Total waste generation in selected OECD countries in mid-1990sOpen
Contribution of various waste management systems to greenhouse gas emissions, 2002Open
Import of waste as reported by Germany, in tonnes, 2001Open
Existing radioactive waste disposal and proposed alternatives for storageOpen
What is in a computerOpen
Human Development Index (HDI) in 2002Open
Pesticides stockpiles in AfricaOpen
Percentage of the population served by municipal waste services selected OECD countriesOpen
Landfilling and incinerating still leading in EuropeOpen
Material use, 1970-1995Open
What is in a Swiss rubbish bag?Open
Contribution from waste to climate changeOpen
Selected raw material consumption in United States and Western EuropeOpen
Consumption of selected industrial raw materials compared to global populationOpen
Different approaches and overlapping definitions to wasteOpen
Export of waste as reported by Germany, in tonnes, 2001Open
How long does it take for some commonly used products to biodegrade?Open
Global hazardous waste generation by type as reported by the Parties to the Basel Convention for the years 1993-2000Open
Number of personal computersOpen
Evolution of transboundary movements of waste among Parties to the Basel ConventionOpen
Radioactive, chemical and biological hazards in Central AsiaOpen
Hazardous waste generation in 2001 as reported by the Parties to the Basel ConventionOpen
Emissions of organic water pollutantsOpen
Hazardous waste in GeorgiaOpen
Projected trends in regional municipal waste generationOpen
162 Parties to the Basel Convention in October 2004Open
Mobile phones per 1000 peopleOpen
Export of waste as reported by Australia, in tonnes, 2001Open
Ship owners and buildersOpen
Ship breaking in AsiaOpen
Different sources of danger and their impacts to the environmentOpen
Packaging production and recycling, selected European countriesOpen
Changing percentages of selected municipal wastesOpen
Gold production of the Ok Tedi mineOpen
Most polluting industrial sectors in selected EU countriesOpen
Agriculture and manufacturing waste generationOpen
Who gets the trash?Open
Mining effects on rainfall drainageOpen
Mining waste rockOpen
Raw materials consumption in the United StatesOpen
Ore production and waste generation at Ok Tedi MineOpen
The richer we get, the more we discardOpen
Municipal solid waste generation for selected large cities in AsiaOpen
Waste as a result of car productionOpen
Waste generation from manufacturingOpen
Total hazardous and other waste generation as reported by the Parties to the Basel Convention in 2001Open
Hong Kong municipal waste compositionOpen
Emissions due to solid waste disposal on landOpen
Composition of transboundary waste reported by the Parties in 2000Open
Personal computers per 1000 peopleOpen
Recycling Rates for selected OECD countriesOpen
Solid waste management cost for selected citiesOpen
Total hazardous and other waste generation as reported by the Parties to the basel Convention in 2001Open
Soil-polluting activities from selected sourcesOpen
Import of waste as reported by Australia, in tonnes, 2001Open
Mercury pollutionOpen
Ok Tedi mineOpen
Transboundary movements of waste in 2000Open
Waste generation schemeOpen
Ability of countries to support their citizens from their own environmentOpen
Annual world nuclear reactor constructionOpen

Vital Waste Graphics

The publication “Vital Waste Graphics” was initiated by the Basel Convention Secretariat and produced in partnership with the Division of Environmental Conventions (DEC) of UNEP, Grid-Arendal and the Division of Early Warning Assessment-Europe of UNEP. It is being published for the seventh meeting of the Conference to the Parties of the Basel Convention (COP7).

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    10/06/2004
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