As the world's supply chains become disrupted through geopolitical instability and the race
towards a net-zero future, policies have been implemented to improve the security of certain …

This study adopts an integrative review approach to explore the differences and similarities
between smart cities and sustainable cities. The research starts by performing two …

Most of the developed and developing nations focus on the transformation of city livelihood
through the development of smart cities. Waste management in smart cities is a critical …

The article addresses the issue of the future of European universities on the path to
sustainable development. The main aim of the article is to describe foreseeable future …

This study explores the potential of smart waste management systems to transform waste
disposal practices in Ghana, a nation grappling with significant waste management …

Solid waste disposal is an essential component of any waste management system, but
finding suitable solid waste disposal sites is seen as the main challenge. The goal of this …

The urgent need to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, particularly from the transportation
sector, a major contributor to environmental degradation, underscores the necessity for …

By 2050, an estimated 70% of the human population will live in cities (1), which will likely
lead to increases in greenhouse gases emitted by transportation, infrastructure, and waste …

Sustainable solid waste management is a critical component of the infrastructure essential
for developing smart cities. Technological innovations, the Internet of Things in particular …

Due to the numerous infrastructure development projects taking place in developing nations,
large amounts of construction and demolition waste (C&DW) are unavoidable. Most C&DW …