Can we Address Village Alaska's Solid Waste Problem? : Rural Development Management Strategies to address a Vital Element of Rural Alaska Sustainability

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概要

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• Alaska's small remote rural or "Bush" communities rely on barges from Seattle or airplanes from Alaska regional centers to bring in fuel and other supplies. Their solid waste problem is significantly impacted by high transportation costs for these off-the road system villages. It is too expensive for remote rural communities to ship solid waste out by barge or airplane. The situation in remote rural Alaska has been neglected and there are serious challenges to air and water quality. The focus on the global environment is also bringing international attention to their Solid Waste Problem. We will provide an analysis of Bush Alaska's solid waste problems based on facts gathered from our field work and presented are some possible technology transfer solutions with involving some evolving Japanese environmental technologies.

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著者

• Hiroyuki MATSUURA

  Taisei Gakuin University

• Anthony Tadashi

  Professor of Economics,Cooperative Extension Service, University of Alaska Fairbanks

• Ted JACOBSON

  EPA Solid Waste Tribal Liaison for Alaska

• Doug HUNTMAN

  The Alaska Dept. of Environmental Conservation

• Edgar BLATCHFORD

  Associate Professor, Dept. of Journalism and Public Communication, University of Alaska Anchorage

• Steve Hsueh

  Associate Professor, Faculty of Engineering and Science Management Graduate Program, University of Alaska Anchorage

• MATSUURA Hiroyuki

  Taisei Gakuin University

• NAKAZAWA Anthony

  Professor of Economics,Cooperative Extension Service, University of Alaska Fairbanks

• JACOBSON Ted

  EPA Solid Waste Tribal Liaison for Alaska

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• Can we Address Village Alaska's Solid Waste Problem? : Rural Development Management Strategies to address a Vital Element of Rural Alaska Sustainability

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