Dioxin: A type of organic compound that is extremely toxic and is sometimes emitted from incineration facilities.
Gasification melting furnace: A type of incinerator in which waste is gasified at high temperature and further melted to render toxic substances harmless.
Pyrolysis gas: Gas produced when waste is heated and decomposed.
Slag: Glassy inorganic residue that remains after being processed in a melting furnace.
Energy efficiency: An indicator of energy use efficiency; the higher the value, the less energy is wasted.
Under Low Oxygen Concentration: A condition in which the concentration of oxygen is low and differs from normal combustion.
Hazardous Substances: Substances that have harmful effects on the human body and the environment.
Unoxidized state: A state in which metals and other substances are not oxidized and exist in pure form.
Pollution Control Law: A law aimed at preventing pollution and protecting the environment.
Environmental conservation: Protecting the natural environment and using it in a sustainable manner.
Chemical substance control: Regulations to control the use and disposal of chemical substances and to handle them safely.
Recycling: Reusing waste materials to make new resources.
Recycling-oriented society: A concept that aims to build a society in which resources are recycled and used without waste.
Waste management: Activities to minimize the impact of waste on the environment through proper disposal.
Environmental impact: The impact of human activities on the environment.
Sustainability: The sustainable use of current resources for future generations.
Refuse incinerator: A facility that processes refuse by burning it.
Carbon dioxide reduction: Efforts to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.
Eco-business: Business activities aimed at environmental conservation.
COP3: Third Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (the conference that adopted the Kyoto Protocol).
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