Incineration as Recovery and Disposal of Waste

Analysis and interpretation of the judgements of the European Court of Justice C-458/00 and C-228/00

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Citation: Hansen, Wenke and Peter Beyer 2003: Incineration as recovery and disposal of waste: Analysis and interpretation of the judgements of the European Court of Justice C-458/00 and C-228/00. IEEP/Ecologic.

Hansen, Wenke and Peter Beyer 2003: Incineration as recovery and disposal of waste: Analysis and interpretation of the judgements of the European Court of Justice C-458/00 and C-228/00. IEEP/Ecologic.

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Language: English
Authorship: Dr. Peter Beyer

Wenke Schönfelder
Funding: Deutsche Bundesstiftung Umwelt (DBU), Germany

Bavarian State Ministry for Regional Development and Environmental Affairs, Germany
Published by: Ecologic Institute, Germany
Year: 2003
Dimension: 11 pp.
Project: Municipal Waste Management in Latvia and Lithuania
Project ID: 1921
Table of contents: Click to show full table of contents

1 Introduction
2 Summary and Background of the Rulings
2.1 Belgian Cement Kilns
2.2 Strasbourg Incinerator
3 Legal Interpretation and Consequences of the Rulings
3.1 Binding character of the judgements
3.2 Assessment of the criteria and definition
3.2.1 The principal objective of the combustion process
3.2.2 Replacing the use of a source of primary energy
4 Key reactions
5 Summary: Interpretation and Conclusions
5.1 Main conclusions of the Court
5.2 Possible economic, political and legal impact
5.3 Proposals for policy options
Keywords: Resource Conservation + Circular Economy

Source URL: https://www.ecologic.eu/12123