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A review on modern and smart technologies for efficient waste disposal and management

Journal

JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
Volume 297, Issue -, Pages -

Publisher

ACADEMIC PRESS LTD- ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.jenvman.2021.113347

Keywords

Waste; Mr; Trash Wheel; Bio-refineries; Gasification; Incineration

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  1. ICMR-National Task Force Project [5/7/482/2010-RBMH]

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Waste management has become increasingly important in today's society, with innovative technologies being crucial in effectively handling and disposing of various types of waste, including solid, liquid, gas, and radioactive waste. Adopting successful waste management methods from various countries could provide insight into addressing India's waste disposal issues.
In the current scenario, the word waste management holds much importance in every individual's life. Pollution and the generation of vast waste quantities with no proper waste management process have become one of humanity's biggest threats. This review article provides a complete review of the innovative technologies currently employed to handle and dispose of the waste successfully. This work aims to include the different solid, liquid, gaseous, and radioactive waste management processes. The novel and improved plasma gasification concepts, transmutation, incineration, bio-refineries, microbial fuel cells (MFC) have been thoroughly explained. In addition, some new techniques like Mr. Trash Wheel and the Smart bin approach provide much hope of adequately managing waste. The work's novelty lies in adopting several successful methods of various countries for waste disposal and management. To incorporate or improve India'sIndia's same techniques and processes, we have to tackle the ever-increasing waste disposal problems and find economic and eco-friendly ways of waste management.

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