Excessive municipal solid waste (MSW) generation and a heavy reliance on fossil fuels for
electricity production presents a critical opportunity for waste to energy (WtE) in Thailand …

The majority of municipal solid waste in Thailand is organic waste including food and
garden waste. Improper waste management has caused negative impacts on the …

Increasing population, economic activities, and the associated factors put a serious strain on
municipal solid waste management in developing nations. We assessed the amount of solid …

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Population growth and economic activity in rural areas
are factors driving the waste generation rate. Rural waste management generally still …

This study aims to develop more inclusive and sustainable waste management practices to
be implemented in Bang Chalong Housing, a model community with unsatisfactory waste …

Landfills are the destination of most of the refuse generated whereas composting, material
recycling, and Waste-to-Energy (WtE) technologies are not commonly employed in …

This work investigated the potential of generating biogas from mono-digestion of various
substrates such as food and fruit waste (eg, durian shell, dragon fruit peel and pineapple …

TThe lack of waste services in rural areas forces locals to process waste conventionally and
eventually damage the environment. Solid waste management in the rural area of …

The waste reduction paradigm is closely related to the circular economy's goal of
maximizing value at every point in the product's life. Composting and recycling plastics is a …

The sharp increase in rural tourism brings, on the one side, economic and social benefits
among rural communities but, on the other, contributes to environmental challenges …