Corn is a high starchy cereal crop with the highest production and provides over 85% of the
starch produced worldwide. Various by-products, differentiated by technological process …

Abstract Treatment of biowaste, the predominant waste fraction in low-and middle-income
settings, offers public health, environmental and economic benefits by converting waste into …

Solid waste management in many cities of developing countries is not environmentally
sustainable. People traditionally dispose of their solid waste in unsuitable urban areas like …

Abstract The Marginal Abatement Cost (MAC) methodology is widely used in climate change
policies. Policy-makers rely on MAC to assess feasible strategies and related costs to …

This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the energy recovery and greenhouse gas
(GHG) reduction potentials from solid waste. Based on the current and proposed solid waste …

Human activity is increasing the concentration of atmospheric greenhouse gases (GHGs)
such as carbon dioxide (CO 2), methane (CH 4), and nitrous oxide (N 2 O). As a result …

Identifying what developing countries need to address climate change is of great
significance for promoting North-South and South-South climate cooperation and …

Abstract The Pacific Small Island Developing States (PSIDS) are largely reliant on fossil
fuels for electricity generations and this dependency makes these Island States immensely …

Population growth and increased food demand have increased global waste. Converting
biowaste into biomaterials has been the subject of extensive research, and various …

Purpose This study aims to examine the role of personal and subjective norms in predicting
waste sorting, an increasingly relevant pro-environmental behavior. Design/methodology …