Separating household waste into categories such as organic and recyclable is a critical part
of waste management systems to make sure that valuable materials are recycled and …

Increasing urbanization has led to a major waste management crisis with the proliferation of
improperly planned structures having no proper facility to collect, segregate and process …

With the urban population's growth, unethical and unmanaged waste disposal may
negatively impact the environment. In many cities, a massive flow of people in municipal …

Unless adequate measures are taken for waste litter, the ecological balance may deteriorate
over time. The wastes disposed of the trash can be divided into two classes that are organic …

A large amount of solid waste is generated in the urban areas, and these wastes contain
different types of substances like organic wastes, paper, plastic, metal, glass, etc. which …

Solid waste is a major issue in all countries around the world. Solid waste classi cation and
segregation prior to reuse, recycling or recovery is an important step toward sustainable …

With urbanization, population, and consumption on the rise, urban waste generation is
steadily increasing. Consequently, waste management systems have become integral to city …

Waste management is a certainly a very complex and difficult process especially in very
large cities. It needs immense man power and also uses up other resources such as …

Parallel to the rapid growth of the population, the rate of consumption is increasing all over
the world; this causes significant increases in the amount of waste. Thanks to the recycling of …