Development of comprehensive microbiological methods to assess the possible impact of biweekly kerbside collection of MSW on human health in England

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Ali, S., Phillips, C., Bates, M. P. and Phillips, P. S. (2007) Development of comprehensive microbiological methods to assess the possible impact of biweekly kerbside collection of MSW on human health in England. 22nd International Conference on Solid Waste Technology and Management, Philadelphia, USA, 18-21 March 2007. Philadelphia, USA: Widener University. 1091-8043.

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Creators:	Ali, S., Phillips, C., Bates, M. P. and Phillips, P. S.
Item Type:	Conference Proceedings
Subjects:	T Technology > TD Environmental technology. Sanitary engineering > TD783 Municipal refuse. Solid wastes R Medicine > RA Public aspects of medicine > RA565 Environmental health
Schools and Departments:	School of Applied Sciences (to 2009) > Environmental Science (to 2009)
Date:	2007
Event Location:	Philadelphia, USA

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