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The Structural Engineer > Archive > Volume 63 (1985) > Issues > Issue 9 > Solid-Waste Transfer Stations in the Greater London Area
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Solid-Waste Transfer Stations in the Greater London Area

The handling processes involved in the disposal and treatment of the domestic waste produced in Greater London have been substantially transformed into an efficient and hygienic system over the past 2 decades. D.E. Palmer and R.A.B. Hall

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