Biomass and organic solid waste are considered as very potential alternative energy
sources in the future, leading to the realization of a clean and CO 2-free energy system …

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 …

The rapid development of the textile industry and improvement of people's living standards
have led to the production of cotton textile and simultaneously increased the production of …

Municipal solid waste in developing countries mainly consists of degradable materials (>
70%), which plays a significant role in GHG (Greenhouse gas) emissions in urban localities …

Biodegradable material, primarily composed of food waste, accounts for 40–70 wt% of
municipal solid waste (MSW) in developing countries. Therefore, to establish a sustainable …

Municipal solid waste (MSW) is the abridgment of the waste generated from domestic,
commercial, and construction activities by natural persons that is collected and treated by …

This paper presents an examination of MSW generation and composition in China,
providing an overview of the current state of MSW management, an analysis of existing …

The production of municipal solid waste has increased noticeably during the recent past due
to the mounting global population and fast urbanization. Furthermore, its poor management …

The solid waste generation rate was expected to vary in different socioeconomic groups due
to many environmental and social factors. This paper reports the assessment of solid waste …

Background: Infectious disease epidemiology and planetary health literature often cite solid
waste and plastic pollution as risk factors for vector-borne diseases and urban zoonoses; …