Effective municipal solid waste management is essential for public health, environmental
protection, economic benefits, and clean energy generation for future commercial …

Urbanisation is leading to a concentration of growing city populations that contribute
significantly to economic growth, while becoming epicentres of waste generation …

With the continuous rise of food waste (FW) throughout the world, a research effort to reveal
its potential for bioenergy production is surging. There is a lack of harmonized information …

Lignocellulosic agricultural waste composting is a cost-effective approach for remedying
such waste. The complex, recalcitrant nature of lignocellulosic agricultural waste hinders its …

In its simplest definition, waste can be defined as any substance that is used, not needed
and causes harm to the environment. Waste management covers control activities such as …

Waste-to-Energy technologies have the potential to dramatically improve both the natural
and human environment. One type of waste-to-energy technology that has been successful …

Internet of Things (IoT) technologies have been proliferated as a solution able to deliver on
the promise of efficient waste management. Their application has been explored in various …

Waste management is a process of collecting, transporting, disposing, and monitoring waste
materials generated by human activities. It is an essential part of maintaining public health …

Effective waste management systems are essential for maintaining sustainability,
environmental health, and cleanliness in the age of smart cities. This chapter provides a …

Bioremediation refers to remove, degrade, alter, detoxify or immobilize various physical and
chemicals wastes from the environment through the action of bacteria, fungi or other living …