Editor’s Note

All manuscripts submitted to the Journal of Hazardous,Toxic, and Radioactive Waste should be accompanied with a list of four potential reviewers that the authors suggest. This list should include the complete name, address, telephone and fax numbers, e-mail address, and a list of at least five key words that identify the expertise of each reviewer. The journal is not obligated to use all or any of the recommended reviewers; however, we believe that this policy will lead to an improved review process.

All submissions for special issues should be uploaded to our electronic system, Editorial Manager. Please visit the Journal’s website for more information and for links to the online submission/review system.

We had several dedicated issues in the past on special topics, and we plan to follow this practice in the future. The following topics are planned for future dedicated or special issues in the order listed:

In this issue, we have the following technical articles and case studies: “Detection of Aluminum Waste Reactions and Waste Fires;” “Preparation of Ultrafine Copper Oxide Using Metal Powders Recovered from Waste Printed Circuit Boards;” “Mitigation of Chromium Contamination by Copper-ZVI Bimetallic Particles;” “Feasibility Study Using Municipal Solid Waste Incineration Bottom Ash and Biochar from Binary Mixtures of Organic Waste as Agronomic Materials;” “Large-Scale Use of Pond Ash for Reclamation of Waste/Alkaline Land for Agriculture;” “Identifying the Advantages of Using Municipal Solid Waste Bottom Ash in Combination with Rice Husk and Bamboo Biochar Mixtures as Soil Modifiers: Enhancement of the Release of Polyphenols from a Carbon Matrix;” “Source Term Evaluation Model for Uranium Tailings Ponds;” “Critical Review of Anaerobic Biodegradation of Benzenediols: Catechol, Resorcinol, and Hydroquinone;” “Rehabilitation of the Barzava Uranium Mine Tailings;” “Hydrated Lime for Metal Immobilization and Explosives Transformation: Field Demonstration;” and “Calcium Fluoride Sludge Added into Ceramics Made with Serpentine and Kaolin Tailing Wastes.”