In developing countries, urbanization and rapid population growth has resulted in a
substantial increase in generation of Municipal Solid Waste (MSW). Safe collection …

Rapid economic growth and urbanization have resulted in the generation of a voluminous
amount of solid waste that has become a threat to society as well as to the green …

This study analyzed household approach to solid waste management in the Damango
district of Ghana. The study identified factors that influence household waste disposal …

Waste occurs when any organism returns unwanted or left-out chemicals or compounds to
the environment, which is a natural phenomenon of the lifecycle of solids, liquids, and …

Solid waste is useless or undesirable solid materials produced from human activities in
unique areas like residency, industry, agriculture, and others. Waste is everybody's …

Appropriate disposal of solid waste is the most crucial concern in the contemporary urban
localities especially in developing countries. Assessment of municipal solid waste …

Effective service delivery in municipalities is essential for enhancing the quality of life for
residents. However, municipalities in Assam face numerous challenges that hinder efficient …

This study investigates the phenomenon of urban sprawl, particularly focusing on Jorhat, the
secondlargest city in Assam, India, which has experienced significant growth and …

India's rapidly growing population generates huge amounts of solid waste, which has
become difficult for the urban local bodies (ULBs) to satisfactorily take care of. An improper …

The Brahmaputra is the largest river in Northeast India, providing life-supporting services to
50 million people. The river originates in the Tibetan plateau and discharges into the Bay of …