Solid Waste

"Currently, the world’s cities generate about 1.3 billion tonnes of solid waste per year and the volume is expected to increase to 2.2 billion tonnes by 2025. Waste generation rates will more than double over the next twenty years in lower income countries. However, this current trend of generating waste is not a recent practice; it comes from the very early stages of modern society. So how would it be possible to transform current cities into zero waste cities? Atiq Uz Zaman, Roadmap towards Zero Waste Cities Cities expand both horizontally and vertically to accommodate a huge number of people every year. This increasing population in cities produces an ever increasing amount of solid waste every day. Waste management is one of the most challenging and cost effective services that municipality around the globe offers to their citizen… Tahmina Ahsan, Household Waste Management in High-Rise Residential Building in Dhaka, Bangladesh: Users’ Perspective The International Journal of Solid Waste provides an international platform where students, authors and researchers from different linguistic environments have the opportunity to publish their valuable scientific experience in the domain of solid waste, from their native language to English or from English to other international languages including French, German and Spanish. We believe that the newly launched OMICS Translation Services is a guarantee for quicker and larger information exchange between scientists, and a key component for future research.
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Last date updated on May, 2014

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