Lecture
Construction Waste Resulting from War Activities
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This lecture discusses the challenges of managing construction waste resulting from war activities, focusing on debris handling, waste removal, recycling, and material recovery. It explores case studies from conflicts in Gaza Strip and Ukraine, emphasizing the environmental and economic impacts of massive waste volumes.
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