abstract Solid waste and its associated environmental, health and wellbeing impacts and
resource and land availability are becoming increasingly challenging to manage in remote …

Effective waste management is a global challenge, but especially so on small and remote
islands where resource flows are constrained by geography. This contribution provides a …

Can a small island state be sustainable? Small islands often suffer from a myriad of
sustainability challenges owing to their remoteness, size, dependency on imports, and …

Islands are bounded systems, often plagued with several sustainability challenges of limited
land and resource availability, as well as pressing waste management issues. Despite these …

Connectivity and affluence provide communities on small islands with opportunities and
challenges. Both factors drive the expansion of material stocks which in turn determines …

In Indonesia, tourism has become a promising major economic sector, particularly because
of its contributions toward developing the economy and creating employment opportunities …

The evolution of machine learning (ML) algorithms provides researchers and engineers with
state-of-the-art tools to dynamically model complex relationships. The design and operation …

Most studies analysing waste generation consider the impact on the resident population;
however, in the case of tourist destinations, it is important to differentiate the impact between …

While excessive use of electronics and the resulting e-waste is a global problem, the
situation is even more acute on small islands as bounded systems and the enormous costs …

Plastic pollution is becoming a growing concern on coastal tourism sites. Unquantified
amounts of plastic materials are discharged into coastal waters with detrimental effects on …