About this Research Topic
The proposed Research Topic will focus on the legitimate aspects of waste management for sustainable development. The goal is to explore cutting-edge sustainability topics, including the latest green waste management techniques, contemporary legal theories, current research issues with solid waste management systems, industrial development, solid waste conversion, regeneration products and materials, and environmental solutions. One of the most significant challenges of the 21st century is the lack of resources. Solid waste management is crucial in reducing, reusing, recycling, and recovering garbage from municipal and industrial activities. Recovering abandoned resources should be a global priority, and economically viable, socially acceptable, and environmentally sound systems should be implemented to improve circular acts. However, setting objectives and implementing suitable solid waste management systems remains difficult in many regions of the world.
This study aims to comprehensively examine sustainable solid waste management practices from a local perspective, focusing on addressing the gaps and solutions in geotechnical characteristics of MSW landfills, biotechnologies for SWM, PPP models, case studies, community participation, and solid waste-to-wealth initiatives.
Solid Waste Management is a Research Topic that presents and discusses data on the generation, characterization, minimization, collection, separation, recycling, treatment, and disposal of solid waste. It should also include manuscripts that discuss solid waste management policy, education, and economic and environmental assessments. This research topic will cover a range of solid wastes, including municipal waste (residential, institutional, and commercial), agricultural waste, building and demolition waste, home hazardous waste, coal combustion residues, and other non-hazardous industrial waste.
This study aims to comprehensively examine sustainable solid waste management practices from a local perspective, focusing on addressing the gaps and solutions in geotechnical characteristics of MSW landfills, biotechnologies for SWM, PPP models, case studies, community participation, and solid waste-to-wealth initiatives.
Solid Waste Management is a Research Topic that presents and discusses data on the generation, characterization, minimization, collection, separation, recycling, treatment, and disposal of solid waste. It should also include manuscripts that discuss solid waste management policy, education, and economic and environmental assessments. This research topic will cover a range of solid wastes, including municipal waste (residential, institutional, and commercial), agricultural waste, building and demolition waste, home hazardous waste, coal combustion residues, and other non-hazardous industrial waste.
Keywords: Solid Waste Management (SWM), Landfills, Leachates, Solid waste to wealth, Biotechnologies for SWM, Water Contamination.
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