Solid waste management has become a significant global concern, particularly in maintaining and preserving value in solid waste resources. Local socio-economic disparities create various demands for sustainable solid waste management, leading to a wide range of waste reduction, recovery, and recycling solutions. This highlights the importance of accurately interpreting new policies within the framework of the circular economy. Accordingly, the title of this book is Solid Waste Management: Sustainable Environmental Practices and the Circular Economy. This book contains chapters on contemporary research that focuses on innovative technologies, concepts, models, and tools for sustainable solid waste management, as sustainable environmental practices and the circular economy have garnered increasing interest. This volume seeks to enhance scientific potential in the field of sustainable waste management by publishing cutting-edge theoretical and experimental studies that will advance our understanding of green technologies for sustainable solid waste management systems, aligned with the principles of sustainable environmental practices and the circular economy.

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Utgivningsdatum2025-01-28
Mått155 x 235 x 32 mm
Vikt885 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor452
FörlagSpringer International Publishing AG
ISBN9783031784194

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Ashutosh Pandey is currently working as faculty in the Department of Biotechnology at AKS University, India. His research expertise includes microbial applications, environmental biotechnology, fermentation technology, and renewable energy. He earned his Ph.D. in Biotechnology from Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology (MNNIT), focusing on algae cultivation for biofuel production and wastewater bioremediation. Additionally, he holds an M.Tech. in Chemical Technology from Harcourt Butler Technological University (HBTU). With over six years of professional experience, Dr. Pandey has contributed to numerous peer-reviewed articles and book chapters. He is actively involved in advancing sustainable technologies, holding memberships in scientific organizations like BRSI and IWA, and serving on the editorial boards of reputed journals.Prof. Surendra Singh Suthar is the Dean of the School of Environment and Natural Resources at Doon University, where he has served since 2010. He holds a Ph.D. from Jai Narain Vyas University and specializes in solid waste management, bioremediation, ecotoxicology, composting, and waste-to-energy. With 19 years of experience, Dr. Suthar's research has gained global recognition, amassing over 6000 citations and an h-index of 47. Listed among the top 2% of scientists globally by Stanford University, he ranks 2nd in India and 220th worldwide in Environmental Science. He has authored 123 journal articles, 15 book chapters, and 7 reviews, significantly contributing to environmental science research and academia.Kassian T. T. Amesho is a Senior Research Fellow at UMR Agropolymer Engineering and Emerging Technologies, INRAE, France, specializing in environmental sustainability, resource utilization, and the circular economy. His research focuses on green energy, circular economy, and environmental engineering, with notable contributions to biodiesel production using waste cooking oil and recycled oyster shells as catalysts. He also works on biomass transformation into biofuels and chemicals. Widely cited for his impactful work, Amesho is dedicated to addressing global sustainability challenges. His strong analytical skills and passion for innovation continue to inspire future researchers, making him a key figure in advancing sustainable development and resource management

Ch1: Crop Waste Management: Waste-To-Wealth Approach.- Ch2: Municipal Sewage Waste Management For Resource Recycling.- Ch3: Food Industry Waste Management: Technologies For Value Chain Addition.- Ch4: Leather Industry Wastewater.- Ch5: Sludge Management For Resource Recovery.- Ch6: Waste Paper Management: A Circular Economy Approach. .- Ch7: Textiles Waste Management: Practices, Challenges And Future Perspectives.- Ch8: Rural Slaughterhouse And Poultry Waste Management For Bioresource Generation.- Ch9: Waste Disposal Methods In The Food Industry.- Ch10: Leaf litter Management in Urban Landscape Management: Recent Approaches.- Ch11: Plant Weed Biomass Utilities in Bio-economy Generation.- Ch12: Pharma Industry Solid Waste Management Practices, Treatment And Disposal.- Ch13: Waste Tires Management: Practices And Challenges.- Ch14: E-Waste Management in Developing Countries: Current Practices, Challenges And Disposal.- Ch15: Construction and Demolition Waste Management And Practices Hazardous Biochemical Lab Waste Disposals: Practices and Challenges.- Ch16: Hospital Solid Waste Management: Currents Practices Challenges And Disposal.- Ch17: Plastic Waste Management:Strategies, Challenges And Current Scenario In Developing Nation.- Ch18: Battery Waste: Current Management Scenario And Regulations In Developing Nations.- Ch19: Role of Informal Sector in Municipal Solid Waste Recycling and Management.- Ch20: Bio-Composting of Organic Wastes: Challenges and Opportunities.- Ch21: Thermal Conversion Technologies of Solid Waste Under Circular Economy Model.- Ch22: Energy Recovery From Solid Waste: Recent Approaches High Solids Anaerobic Digestion: An Overview and Recent Developments Impact of Covid-19 on Solid Waste Recycling Sector.- Ch23: Solid Waste: Transportation, Collection, Storage, Public Health And Ecological Impacts.- Ch24: Bioenergy Generation From Slaughterhouse Industry Waste Using Different Anaerobic Digestion Reactors Biochar: Harnessing Black Gold Through Waste Pyrolysis: Applications and Approaches.- Ch25: Solid Waste Management Startups In India.- Ch26: Life Cycle Assessment of Solid Waste: Municipal Solids.- Ch27: Bioconversion of Organic Waste Into Animal Feed: Potential of Black.- Ch28: Soldier Fly Technology.- Ch29: Vermistabilization of Industrial Sludge For Resource Recovery.- Ch30: Developing Biochar Based Slow-Releasing Fertilizers Using Waste Biomass for Sustainable Soil Fertility Management.