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A indústria de reciclagem e a questão ambiental / The recycling industry and environmental issuesLino, Helio Francisco Corrêa 02 August 2011 (has links)
Esta tese pesquisou a questão da reciclagem no Brasil, destacando quatro dos mais significativos resíduos sólidos recicláveis: as latas de alumínio, o papel, as garrafas polipolietileno-tereftalato (PET) e o vidro. Busca oferecer maiores subsídios sobre um tema que só recentemente tem sido melhor estudado, dada a sua ligação com o meio ambiente e a polêmica sobre o desenvolvimento sustentável. / This thesis researched about recycling in Brazil highlighting four of the most significatives recyclily solid residues, e.g. tin (aluminium) cans, paper, bottles made of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and the glass. Due to its liaison with the environment and the controversies about the sustainable development, this thesis offer great subsidies about a theme that only recently has been deeply studied.
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A indústria de reciclagem e a questão ambiental / The recycling industry and environmental issuesHelio Francisco Corrêa Lino 02 August 2011 (has links)
Esta tese pesquisou a questão da reciclagem no Brasil, destacando quatro dos mais significativos resíduos sólidos recicláveis: as latas de alumínio, o papel, as garrafas polipolietileno-tereftalato (PET) e o vidro. Busca oferecer maiores subsídios sobre um tema que só recentemente tem sido melhor estudado, dada a sua ligação com o meio ambiente e a polêmica sobre o desenvolvimento sustentável. / This thesis researched about recycling in Brazil highlighting four of the most significatives recyclily solid residues, e.g. tin (aluminium) cans, paper, bottles made of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and the glass. Due to its liaison with the environment and the controversies about the sustainable development, this thesis offer great subsidies about a theme that only recently has been deeply studied.
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