Z Han, Y Liu, M Zhong, G Shi, Q Li, D Zeng, Y Zhang… - Waste management, 2018 - Elsevier
Waste management in rural areas has become a major challenge for governments of developing countries. The success of waste management decisions directly lies in the …
M Kannangara, R Dua, L Ahmadi, F Bensebaa - Waste management, 2018 - Elsevier
The main objective of this study was to develop models for accurate prediction of municipal solid waste (MSW) generation and diversion based on demographic and socio-economic …
The solid waste generation rate was expected to vary in different socioeconomic groups due to many environmental and social factors. This paper reports the assessment of solid waste …
Plastic waste generation is an inevitable product of human activities, however its management faces challenges in many cities. Understanding the existing patterns of plastic …
Economic development, urbanization, and improved living standards increase the quantity and complexity of generated solid waste. Comprehensive study of the variables influencing …
Detailed prediction of the amounts of municipal solid waste (MSW) is very crucial for planning and management of MSW in a sustainable manner. Forecasting of MSW quantity is …
R Intharathirat, PA Salam, S Kumar, A Untong - Waste Management, 2015 - Elsevier
In order to plan, manage and use municipal solid waste (MSW) in a sustainable way, accurate forecasting of MSW generation and composition plays a key role. It is difficult to …
Municipal solid waste (MSW) generation forecasting has become an important tool for decision-making in urban environments, not only due to its essential role in effective waste …
KG Namlis, D Komilis - Waste management, 2019 - Elsevier
The standard of living and certain socioeconomic and development indices can influence solid waste generation. This potential association can aid to focus on, and to establish …