Solid waste management (SWM) is one of the key responsibilities of city administrators and
one of the effective proxies for good governance. Effective SWM mitigates adverse health …

Municipal solid waste (MSW) is a reflection of the culture that generates it and has a
negative impact on the health of the humans and the environment. In the global context …

Although municipal solid waste (MSW) has a potential risk for human health and ecological
environment, it is gradually considered as one of the most renewable resources. To …

Food loss and waste (FLW) occurs at each and every stage of the food supply chain. The
current linear model of FLW management (incineration and landfill) creates a linear path of …

Approximately one-fourth population across the world rely on traditional fuels (kerosene,
natural gas, biomass residue, firewood, coal, animal dung, etc.) for domestic use despite …

This review on current US municipal solid waste-to-energy trends highlighted regional
contrasts on technology adoption, unique challenges of each technology, commonly used …

Globally, there is increasing awareness that renewable energy and energy efficiency are
vital for both creating new economic opportunities and controlling the environmental …

In the last few years Circular Economy (CE) is receiving increasing attention worldwide as a
way to overcome the current production and consumption model based on continuous …

Human-made material stocks accumulating in buildings, infrastructure, and machinery play
a crucial but underappreciated role in shaping the use of material and energy resources …

Highway pavement construction with recycled solid waste materials had become a
sustainable topic of great concern recently, due to the potential environmental and economic …