The Official Journal of the Pan-Pacific Association of Input-Output Studies (PAPAIOS)
Table 5 Waste induced by consumption in Tokyo considering recycling
From: Measuring the waste footprint of cities in Japan: an interregional waste input–output analysis
Waste categories | Tokyo | Other regions |
|---|---|---|
Household waste | ||
Waste paper and waste textile | −35,711 | −505,154 |
Waste plastics | −1,581 | −17,012 |
Waste bottles and waste ceramics | −39,190 | −76,332 |
Business waste | ||
Food waste | 233,395 | 124,723 |
Waste paper and waste textile | 363,860 | 93,169 |
Others | 161,541 | 98,961 |
Industrial waste | ||
Sludge | 451,279 | 61,687 |
Waste oil, waste acid, waste alkali, waste plastics | 71,099 | 253,335 |
Waste paper, wood waste, fibers waste, animal and vegetable residue, waste rubber | 52,940 | 285,708 |
Scrap metal | 18,840 | −78,155 |
Construction wastes, waste glass, waste ceramics, slag | 179,043 | 939,031 |
Livestock excreta, livestock corpses | 24,773 | −291,300 |
Cinders, dust, molten slag | 1,786 | 205,107 |