NASAmiljøet

NASAmiljøet (NASA's Envrionmental Deck) was a Norwegian waste management system used in the 1990s and early 2000s. The system was introduced as a response to the growing concern about the environmental impact of waste disposal. The primary objective of NASAmiljøet was to create a comprehensive and efficient system for handling industrial waste, with a focus on reducing pollution and conserving natural resources.

The system consisted of a set of guidelines and regulations that aimed to minimize waste generation through the implementation of pollution prevention measures and waste reduction strategies. NASAmiljøet also introduced a waste classification system, categorizing waste into different types based on their hazardous properties. This classification system enabled authorities to track and manage the disposal of hazardous waste more effectively.

The system was implemented in Norway's largest industries, including pulp and paper mills, chemical plants, and oil refineries. The main advantages of NASAmiljøet included increased transparency and accountability in waste management, reduced environmental impact, and cost savings for industries. The system also promoted the development of more sustainable and environmentally friendly practices within industries.

NASAmiljøet was implemented and managed by the Norwegian Environment Agency, in collaboration with industry stakeholders and government authorities. The system's effectiveness was evaluated and improved continuously over the years. As of the mid-2000s, NASAmiljøet had made significant contributions to reducing pollution and conserving natural resources in Norway, serving as a model for other countries to adopt more sustainable waste management practices.