Fully decarbonizing global industry is essential to achieving climate stabilization, and
reaching net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050–2070 is necessary to limit global …

As population density, urbanization and industrialization continue to increase, so do
quantities of global urban waste worldwide. Still, compact urban areas record low …

Critical minerals are essential for the functioning of modern technologies and economies
and at risk of disruption to their supply chains. Global economic and technological changes …

Globally, a whopping increase in solid waste (SW) generation and the risks posed by
climate change are major concerns. A wide spread practice for disposal of municipal solid …

Zero waste is a visionary concept for confronting waste problems in our society. The idea is
being developed and implemented in various sectors including waste management and …

As global concerns over End-of-Life (EoL) wastes released to the environment is rising, the
need for enhancing the transparency of recycling systems is growing. To address the waste …

Waste characterization is the first step to any successful waste management policy. In this
paper, the characterization and the trend of solid waste generated in University of Lagos …

Waste is the symbol of inefficiency of any modern society and a representation of
misallocated resources. Significant progress has been achieved in reducing waste but it …

The discourse of zero-waste and the circular economy has been championed by key
players, such as the European Commission, management consultancies, NGOs, academics …

Considering the growing concern with solid wastes problems and the pressing need for a
holistic approach to their management, this study developed a literature review about the …