Title:
Environmental management / Solid waste project - Baalbeck Controlled Landfill Impact Study (Taibeh)
Code:
ENV/g03/2
Supervisor:
Development and Reconstruction Council
Author:
Liban Consult
Page Numbers:
156
Available at:
Available at OMSAR
Summary:
Chapter 1: Preliminary
Chapter 2: Legislative, administrative and political structures
Chapter 3: Description of the project
3.1. the project's objectives
3.2. Description of process and recommended technology
3.3. Characteristics of the location
3.4. Pre-construction activities
3.5. Construction execution time
3.6. Validity of the type of treatment chosen
Chapter 4: Basic data
4.1. Physical data
4.2. Biological data
4.3. Sociocultural data
Chapter 5: Predictable effects of installations on the environment
5.1. How to analyze the effects
5.2. Modification to the nature of land use (effects on the economic value of the spaces)
5.3. Potential damage to landscape quality
5.4. Potential nuisances compared to the local population (nuisance on the local habitat)
5.5. Damage to the regime and quality of surface water
5.6. Damage to the regime and quality of groundwater
5.7. Effect on site morphology and on ground stability
5.8. Effect on flora and fauna
5.9. Effect on climate
5.10. Effect on tourist interest and archaeological riches
5.11. Effects linked to the presence of technical works and easements affecting the site
Chapter 6: Analysis of alternatives
6.1. Choice of waste disposal or treatment technology
6.2. Choice of site
6.3. Choice of farm
Chapter 7: Measures planned to prevent, eliminate, reduce and if possible compensate The harmful consequences of the project on the environment
7.1. Nature of the planned measures
7.2. Operational recommendations
7.3. Estimated costs of compensatory measures
7.4. Implementation of mitigating and control measures
Chapter 8: Environmental management and training
8.1. Description of the current situation
8.2. Management of the solid waste sector in the short term
8.3. Proposals for long-term solid waste management
8.4. Staff training
8.5. Strengthening the technical and financial capacities of management bodies
8.6. Public consultation and public information
8.7. Role and responsibilities of the various parties involved in the project
Chapter 9: Control and monitoring
9.1. Waste collection
9.2. Monitoring and protection of access to the landfill
9.3. Waste control weighbridge management
9.4. Operation of the landfill
9.5. Operating accidents and fire risks
9.6. Tipper truck maintenance
9.7. Maintenance of gardens and cleanliness of premises and roads
9.8. Operating documents to keep
Chapter 10: Conclusions
Year:
2003
Sub-Sector:
Waste