Waste generation is an inevitable by-product of human activity, and it is on the rise due to
rapid urbanisation, industrialisation, increased wealth and population. The composition of …

Municipal solid waste (MSW) mainly comprises organics, paper, glass, plastics, metals,
wood, etc. Rapid industrialization, high population growth rate, and fast urbanization have …

The advancement in waste to energy (WTE) technologies in India economically provides an
optimal solution for the restoration of power and heat and helps in fighting the rising energy …

Municipal solid waste management (SWM) is one of the most useful applications of
renewable energy, supporting the market for renewable energy and assisting in …

Bangladesh's rapid development, fueled by fossil fuels, has led to substantial energy
demands and significant waste generation, with each of its 166 million people producing …

This study focuses on existing and an improved solid waste management system of
Rajshahi City Corporation (RCC) area for improving its inhabitants' environmental health …

The management of MSW is a major concern in several cities of developing countries due to
its public health and environmental sustainability implications. This paper thus presents an …

The concept of energy from waste is getting popular nowadays across the globe, as being
capable of producing multi fuels and value-added products from different fractions of …

Prominent among problems of developing nations are access to affordable and reliable
energy as well as clean and livable environment. The abovementioned points coincide with …

Universities bear the important responsibility of training capable individuals and imbibing
into the society plans, programs and policies that are sustainable. However, they have failed …