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-The Deputy Chief of Staff, Engineer (ODCSENGR) environmental program in the Balkans is unlike many other military environmental programs because the entire focus is on supporting the Army mission in a deployed area of operation. The primary components of the ODCSENGR environmental program include waste management, waste reduction, drinking water, pollution prevention, facility baseline studies, and base closure documentation. The ODCSENGR goal is to find more fully evolved techniques and technologies for waste management that are sustainable over time, supportive of current challenges and easily transferable to other US military operations worldwide. The Balkans solid waste management strategy is maturing from a primitive program based on initial entry conditions into one based on resource management and recovery. This has been possible due to the growing stability within the region, which is opening up markets for the recyclable and reusable materials.
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Citation Details
Title: Bosnia Mission Includes Waste Management... And Bioremediation
Author: William R Gatewood
Publication: BioCycle (Feature)
Date: October 31, 2004
Publisher: J.G. Press Inc.
Volume: 45 Issue: 10 Page: 59-63
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