Describe the extent of the problem of waste in the United States, the causes and

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Describe the extent of the problem of waste in the United States, the causes and historical trends, and policy responses, both current and recommended. What is the U.S. policy on hazardous waste? In what ways is it a command-and-control approach? What are the economic implications of using a CAC approach as opposed to a market-based approach? Why is the CAC approach cost ineffective and inefficient? Describe the extent of the problem of waste in the United States, the causes and historical trends, and policy responses, both current and recommended. What is the U.S. policy on hazardous waste? In what ways is it a command-and-control approach? What are the economic implications of using a CAC approach as opposed to a market-based approach? Why is the CAC approach cost ineffective and inefficient? Describe the extent of the problem of waste in the United States, the causes and historical trends, and policy responses, both current and recommended. What is the U.S. policy on hazardous waste? In what ways is it a command-and-control approach? What are the economic implications of using a CAC approach as opposed to a market-based approach? Why is the CAC approach cost ineffective and inefficient?

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wastage is one of the problem faced by all the developed countries like US, UK and many other like this. and on the other side there are many nations who do not have any facilities and inputs to survive their citizens like Zimbabwe and many african countries.

if the developed nations use their resources in a proper way and if they donate the excess resources to poor nations, then the parity between poor and rich will be minimized.

US has to implement some special strategies and polocies to face this problem, otherwise it remains in the same way and causes to many problems.

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