The global leather industry has been at the receiving end of various environmental and
ethical backlash as it mainly relies on animal agriculture which contributes to deforestation …

The tannery industry is characterized by the consumption of a large quantity of water, around
30–40 m3 for processing 1000 kg of hide or skin. This amount becomes wastewater …

The tannery is an old industrial sector well-developed, plays an important role in the global
economy, and has been heavily industrialized over the years in all countries. In developed …

Discharging the tannery wastewater into the environment is a serious challenge worldwide
due to the release of severe recalcitrant pollutants such as oil compounds and organic …

The leather industry is facing important environmental issues related to waste disposal. The
waste generated during the tanning process is an important resource of protein (mainly …

The textile industry is the only one which has utilised all kinds of resources available in
nature, and the evolution of textile materials has drastically hampered nature as well …

Rainwater harvesting is considered one of the most important water resources in the
Palestinian countryside. In this research, the study area chosen for the study was Yatta town …

This paper reviews the advantages and disadvantages of the use of fertilizers obtained from
leather waste, to ameliorate the agricultural soil quality. The use of leather waste (hides and …

Mycelium-based leather substitutes with a three-dimensional reticulated structure have
attracted attention owing to the negative environmental impacts of natural and synthetic …

The raw materials for the tanning industry, namely hides and skins, are preserved (curing
stage) and carried with common salt, ie, sodium chloride (NaCl). Proceeding to conversion …