Hospitals generate a significant amount of highly hazardous medical waste. Waste
collectors were now responsible for the majority of waste separation. Currently, hazardous …

Hospitals create an enormous volume of potentially hazardous trash. Currently, bandages,
plastic papers, wasted pus, syringes, glucose drip bottles, other dangerous medical wastes …

Currently, with the pandemic wave, the collecting of medical waste is becoming a problem.
Unwanted rubbish dumping on the edges of cities and towns causes damage, and these …

Medical waste disposal has been a big issue due to an exponentially growing population
and the COVID‐19 pandemic. Increased waste generation per person has resulted from …

Dustbins are generally used for the collection of household waste in our homes. On a daily
basis, we mainly deal with two types of waste, classified as dry and wet waste. Mixing these …

AUTOM is an acronym given to a commercially designed automatic waste disposal master
tool for medical laboratories and clinical waste separation through this research study. In this …

Rapid expansion in the quantity and variety of solid and hazardous waste as a consequence
of continued economic development, urbanization, and industrialization poses a growing …

Waste management is a challenging task in this modern era and different approaches are
still being discovered to make the separation of waste more efficient using the state-of-the …

The segregation of waste and recycling is essential for effective waste management. Due to
the busy schedule most of the people do not have a time to separate their waste. However …

Sustainability is the ability to exist continually. In the 21st century, it generally refers to the
capacity for the biosphere and human civilization to coexist. There has been a spike in solid …