Municipal waste is collected and processed by or on behalf of municipalities. The term
excludes municipal sewage networks, treatment, and garbage from building and demolition …

Population growth and changing consumption patterns make waste management a
significant global challenge. Studies evaluated that by 2050 almost 67% of the Earth's …

World Bank's data from 2012 suggest that by 2025, there are going to be 4.3 billion urban
residents generating about 1.42 kg/capital/day of municipal solid waste. The waste …

With the consistent spike in the world's population and continued expansion of urban cities,
waste is a highly visible city problem for every prominent stakeholder including the …

Increasing waste generation has become a significant challenge in developing countries
due to unprecedented population growth and urbanization. From the literature, many issues …

Environmental sanitation is very essential for healthy living. In our daily livelihood, garbage
bins are usually kept without proper monitoring until they are filled to the point of overflowing …

Proper waste management is one of the major problems for densely populated urban areas.
It is getting difficult day by day to lead a healthy, sustainable living in urban areas because of …

A continuously growing population and their migration to urban centers consequently leads
to waste expansion. The rapidly increasing quantities of waste generated in the cities affect …

There have been a number of deficiencies in domestic waste source regulation, dynamic
monitoring, etc‥ caused by geographical conditions, technology and other factors for a long …

Management of solid waste is a major challenge in densely populated urban areas. Such
areas also have other predominant health management issues and improper waste …