Entsorgungsfolgen
Entsorgungsfolgen describes the consequences arising from the disposal of materials and waste, including end-of-life products, industrial by‑products, and remediation residues. The term covers environmental, economic, and social effects that result from how waste is managed, treated, stored, or left in place.
Environmental consequences include emissions to air, water and soil pollution, leachate generation, resource depletion, energy use,
Assessment and policy: The waste hierarchy seeks to minimize Entsorgungsfolgen by prioritizing prevention, preparation for reuse,
Mitigation and governance: Reducing generation, designing products for easier recycling, improving collection and sorting, and deploying