Vital Waste Graphics 2

List of maps and graphics

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Mobile phones per 1000 people Household expenditure per capita and waste generation per capita

4–5 Data warning/Foreword Waste at every stage Timeline: A history of waste management – –

6–7 Contents

DISPOSAL 20–21 Counting the bins Japanese cases Neyagana and Osaka E-waste types 24–25 Dump, bury or burn? How long does it take to biodegrade? What kind of waste management? – –

A product’s life story

PRODUCTION 8–9 Mountains of altered rock, lakes of gleaming liquids

Waste rock per useful ore Mining waste in Europe Australia mining waste types Aluminium production sites Aluminium production waste

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Solid waste management costs for selected cities Scavengers: age and sex distribution scavengers

10–11 No energy without waste Energy waste in Europe Energy consumption world wide

26–27 A model for waste processing? Heftingsdalen waste transfer Household waste Heftingsdalen waste processing plant – – –

Energy demand projection Ferghana valley hotspots Age nuclear reactors Spent nuclear fuel arisings

28–29 Creative Alternatives Location of waste collection programmes in Curitiba city Development of waste quantitied from different collect- ion schemes – – 30–31 Recycling – the right choice? Glass and paper bars (recycling rates in Europe) UK recycling rate and total waste One-way dishes versus porcellain Resources/waste economies when recycling paper 32–33 Discarding mastodons Projection of end of life planes Ship breaking: demolition countries % Ship breaking: tonnage sold for demolition and in % of total fleet Scrapped cars: projection Eastern Europe – – – – – – – –

12–13 The big waste factory What’s in a mobile phone Europe: “total manufacturing waste generated by sect- or” and “hazardous waste generated by sector” Typical hazardous wastes generated by selected manu- facturing industries Box Paper: Main paper producers DISTRIBUTION 14–15 The packaging nightmare Photo series unwrapping a laptop computer Share of packaging waste in total household waste, Europe Packaging waste production per capita, Europe Packaging waste composition UK Recycled packaging by type of material (UK) 16–17 Message ’round a bottle Major exporters and importers of bottled water Total bottled water consumption US per capita consumption – – – – – – – – – – – –

34–35 Routes of official waste trade World map export

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World map importers Graph Basel trends

36-37 Crime industry diversifying World waste trafficking Major waste ports IMPEL findings – – –

CONSUMPTION 18–19 Consumption worlds 7 photos of families Household expenditure trend World poplulation trend – – –

38–39 International mobilisation World map 4 conventions chemicals Small map parties and data reporting parties – –

20–21 The relativity of basic needs World advertising expenditures Trends in number of items per 1000 Chinese households urban and rural – –

40–41 Waste definitions and legislation Overlapping defininitions –

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