The rapidly rising generation of municipal solid waste jeopardizes the environment and
contributes to climate heating. Based on the Shared Socioeconomic Pathways, we here …

Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from post-consumer waste and wastewater are a small
contributor (about 3%) to total global anthropogenic GHG emissions. Emissions for 2004 …

The construction sector represents one of the most significant sources of waste generation in
the European Union (EU), with nearly one billion tonnes of construction and demolition …

Global industrialization and excessive dependence on nonrenewable energy sources have
led to an increase in solid waste and climate change, calling for strategies to implement a …

The achievement of net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2100 is required to limit
global temperature rise below 2° C above preindustrial levels. Earlier accomplishments of …

Cities offer unique strategies to reduce fossil fuel use through the exchange of energy and
materials across homes, businesses, infrastructure and industries co-located in urban areas …

Global municipal waste production causes multiple environmental impacts, including
greenhouse gas emissions, ocean plastic accumulation, and nitrogen pollution. However …

Detailed and comprehensive accounts of waste generation and treatment form the
quantitative basis of designing and assessing policy instruments for a circular economy …

Achieving net-zero CO2 emissions has become the explicitgoal of many climate-energy
policies around the world. Although many studies have assessed net-zero emissions …

The lack of proper wastewater treatment results in production of CO2 and CH4 without the
opportunity for carbon sequestration and energy recovery, with deleterious effects for global …