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Hannah Giacomin¹, Mio Unno¹, Kelsey Eichbauer¹

¹Arcadis, Atlanta, Georgia.

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Summary

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This 2018 literature review covers automotive waste management, pollution control, and health risks. It highlights sustainable practices and methods for mitigating environmental impacts from vehicles.

Keywords:

alternative fuels automotive health risks toxicology vehicle emissions waste tires

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Area of Science:

Environmental Science
Materials Science
Toxicology

Background:

Automotive waste presents significant environmental challenges, encompassing solid wastes from autobodies, batteries, tires, and electronics.
Automobiles are recognized as primary sources of air and water pollution, necessitating focused research on their environmental impact.
Sustainable development and life cycle analyses of automotive components were prominent themes in 2018 research.

Purpose of the Study:

To review the 2018 literature on automotive wastes, pollution control, and associated health risks.
To identify key research areas including waste stream characterization, pollution mitigation strategies, and toxicological assessments.
To consolidate findings on sustainable automotive components and waste management practices.

Main Methods:

Literature review of scientific publications from 2018 focusing on automotive waste and pollution.
Analysis of research concerning solid waste generation (autobodies, batteries, tires, electronics).
Examination of studies on pollution treatment, control measures, and toxicological/health risk assessments.

Main Results:

Key research focused on life cycle analyses and sustainable automotive components.
Automobiles identified as point sources for air and water pollution.
Studies investigated energy consumption, emissions control, catalytic converter function, and non-point source pollution control (e.g., biodegradation, adsorption).

Conclusions:

Continued research is vital for managing automotive waste and mitigating pollution.
Sustainable practices and advanced control technologies are crucial for reducing the environmental footprint of vehicles.
Understanding toxicological risks associated with automotive waste is essential for public health protection.