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Sustainable Municipal Solid Waste Management: A Local Issue with Global Impacts
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This reprint focuses on applied research in the field of solid waste management as a local issue with global dimensions. The role of circular economy practices to achieve sustainable waste management is highlighted. Furthermore, modeling techniques to assess the impacts of various waste treatment options are demonstrated. A waste-to-hydrogen energy option using metal scrap is evaluated. On a regional level, four articles from the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region highlight the challenges and opportunities in the field of municipal solid waste management. Options for marine plastic reduction are highlighted. Factors and actors for the management and use of bio-solids are another topic that is covered in the reprint.
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Keywords
- Al-Karak sorting plant
- Algiers
- ball milling
- C/N
- centrality measures
- Chemical engineering
- Circular Economy
- commercial solid waste
- compost bin
- eco-industrial park
- Economic Analysis
- Environmental governance
- financial framework
- Heavy metals
- household waste
- hydrogen production
- hydroreactive powders
- Industrial Chemistry
- Industrial chemistry & manufacturing technologies
- interest group
- Jordan
- key variables
- legal framework
- Life Cycle Assessment
- magnesium-aluminum scrap
- marine plastic litter
- MENA Region
- MSW
- n/a
- organic matter
- potassium chloride
- Russia
- scenario-based planning
- simulated sea water
- Solid waste
- solid waste management
- solid waste management (SWM)
- Spatial Analysis
- stakeholder analysis
- structural equation model analysis
- technical model structure
- Technology, engineering, agriculture
- Technology: general issues
- treatment technologies and disposal
- urban planning
- Waste management
- wastewater treatment plants (WTTPs)
- Wood’s alloy
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-0365-5682-6Editions