Abstract
The article offers a solution to the problem of legal regulation of industrial waste concept and its separation from the general concept of waste and industrial waste management due to delegated competences on national, regional, and local levels of the current administrative-territorial structure of Ukraine. The main sources of generation/accumulation of large industrial waste volumes are outlined. The article reveals that they include the mining and career development enterprises in the Donetsk-Dnipro area and Lviv-Volyn coal basin, as well as processing industry enterprises, and to a lesser extent, energy, gas, steam, conditioned air, and water supply and sewerage enterprises. In sectoral breakdown, the enterprises are from mining, mining-chemical industry, ferrous and non-ferrous metallurgy, chemical, petrochemical, and allied industries, machinery and metal processing, forestry and wood processing, food and light industries, and energy. Based on the results of the research, the ranges of areas of industrial waste accumulation in organized storages/landfills and the territory of enterprises are outlined, divided into classification groups, and mapped. The article reveals that the shares of industrial waste accumulation by economic entities in mining and career development within the Donetsk coal basin and Dnipro brown coal basins and extraction of manganese and iron ores in their total volumes in Ukraine are the highest. The share in Poltavska oblast amounts to 99.16 %, Kirovohradska – 97.04 %, Dnipropetrovska – 90.16, and Donetska – 62.23 %. The article of the regional operator of industrial waste management system selected by competition regardless of ownership form is substantiated. Currently, the regional strategies of responsible natural resources management by introduction of innovative environmental technologies in production and minimization of the industrial waste generation and environmental threats risk reduction are the top priority.
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