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                                                                      4.3
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                                                                        13.1
                      Landfilling   (%)  98.6  99.6  22.7  0.0  32.0  31.0  100.0  36.2  33.0  44.7  98.7  99.6  72.1  88.4  8.7  99.2  71.8  100.0



                      Transport   (%)  0.7  0.2  40.8  62.4  30.2  18.8  0.0  29.9  30.9  27.6  0.6  0.2  12.4  2.7  48.5  0.5  16.8  0.0  0.2  59.9  46.7




                      Collection   (%)  0.5  0.2  27.9  31.2  33.2  14.6  0.0  31.6  34.6  20.8  0.6  0.2  7.7  2.8  25.1  0.3  9.3  0.0  0.2  30.4  27.0





                      Containers   (%)  0.2  0.0  8.6  6.4  4.6  35.6  0.0  2.3  1.4  6.9  0.1  0.0  7.8  6.1  17.6  0.1  2.1  0.0  0.0  5.4  13.3







                        TOTAL  1,206,626  1,190,672  28,995  11,626  10,832  3,130  1,857  228,251  184,883  37,809  64,802,966,673  63,338,422,828  1,157,851  769,211  161,391  90,228  173,132,057  65,439,600  48,193,881  42,548,314  6,271,415,948




                      Characterization   factors  *  0.42  *  40.29  0.0557  0.117  0.115  *  0.0217  0.0313  *  64  *  4,500  16,000  84  *  1,200  17  67000  —






                   Impact Assessment of Landfilling Activity a








                        Impacts  Water eutrophication (g eq. PO 4 ) Depletion of nonrenewable resources (yr -1 )  (a) Nitrogen oxides (NOx as NO 2 ) Greenhouse effect (direct, 20 years) (g equiv. CO 2 ) Aquatic eco-toxicity (g equiv. 1-4-dichlorobenzene)  Human toxicity (g equiv. 1-4-dichlorobenzene) (a) Trichloroethane (1,1,1-CH 3 CCl 3 )  Terrestrial e






                TABLE 8.7     (w) Ammonia (NH 4 + , NH 3 , as N)  (r) Zinc (Zn, ore)  (r) Oil (in ground) (r) Natural gas (in ground) (r) Phosphate rock (in ground) Air acidification (g equiv. H + )  (a) Sulfur oxides (SOx as SO 2 )  (a) Methane (CH 4 )  (w) Cadmium (Cd ++ )  (a) Mercury (Hg)  (w) Chromium (Cr III)  (w) Ammonia (NH 4 + , NH 3 , as N)  (a)
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