Probabilistic sampling designs are typically used for site assessment, waste management, remedial investigation/feasibility studies, remedial action projects, and risk-assessment studies.
Before design and implementation of waste management system, the sustainability assessment must be done, but specially must be considered their impact on the environment.
Some of the procedures referred to nuclear issues like evacuation training, waste management and radioactive dose assessment evaluation are related to dangerous situations where the health of the involved personnel can be compromised.
To analyze green practices in this industry, 5 manufacturers and 2 professional associations were used as case studies; this approach provided in-depth interviews about internal environmental management, reverse logistics, green purchasing, eco-design, life cycle assessment, waste management, and green manufacturing.
Although the potential for local populations and workers to experience unhealthy exposures to NORM contained in such wastes is controversial (Brown 2014), monitoring the radioactivity concentrations in these materials is critical to the development of effective waste management strategies and exposure assessments.
Data collection methods include an energy audit, personnel survey, and assessment of waste management practices.
Nuclear facility safety and security; radioactive waste management, safety and security; risk assessment, especially comparative among different energy systems.
Moreover, there are various problems associated with synthetic polymer composites due to the inherent problem of life cycle assessment and waste management at the end of their service life.
In order to minimize the environmental impacts and to provide a scientific basis for the decision-making process on the wood waste management systems, a life cycle assessment (LCA) approach was employed in this study to evaluate the potential management systems from an environmental point of view.
Many methods have been proposed to study the environmental impact assessment of demolition waste management (DWM).
