Netherlands cleaner production

Since the late 1980s, several developed countries have made major public sector commitments to build awareness of cleaner production, also referred to as pollution prevention and waste minimization. These commitments, most notably in Denmark, the Netherlands, the U.K. and the U.S., have led the private sector to investigate and implement pollution prevention measures for existing processes and products. As a result, cleaner production is now seen in these countries as a potentially cost-effective complement to pollution abatement in meeting environmental standards. 

Tsalidis, G.A., Joshi, Y., Korevaar, G., de Jong, W., 2014. Life cycle assessment of direct co-firing of torrefied and/or pelletised woody biomass with coal in The Netherlands. Journal of Cleaner Production 81, 168—177. 

Henriquez LR (1990) The development of an OBM cutting cleaner in the Netherlands. Proc 1st Int Symp on Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Waste Management Practices. New Orleans, LA, 10-13 September 1990, pp 21-23... 

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