The utilisation of renewable sources of energy has become an integral part of sustainable
development. Municipal solid waste (MSW) has great potential to be used as a renewable …

Increasing generation of municipal solid waste, heterogeneity of waste composition, and
complex processes of waste management and recovery have limited the performance of …

Approximately one-fourth population across the world rely on traditional fuels (kerosene,
natural gas, biomass residue, firewood, coal, animal dung, etc.) for domestic use despite …

Valorisation of food waste offers an economical and environmental opportunity, which can
reduce the problems of its conventional disposal. Food waste is commonly disposed of in …

The social acceptance of biogas is often hampered by environmental and health concerns.
In this study, the current knowledge about the impact of biogas technology is presented and …

To suffice the escalating global energy demand, microalgae are deemed as high potential
surrogate feedstocks for liquid fuels. The major encumbrance for the commercialization of …

Carbon emissions and associated global warming have become a threat to the world, the
major contributor being the extensive use of fossil fuels and uncontrolled generation of solid …

Municipal solid waste (MSW) management has become a major concern for develo**
countries. The physical and chemical aspects of MSW management and infrastructure need …

Intensive soil fertilization with mineral fertilizers has led to several issues such as high cost,
nitrate pollution and loss of soil carbon. Fertilization with organic matter such as compost …

Anaerobic digestion has emerged as the preferred treatment for organic fraction of municipal
solid waste. Digestate management strategies are devised not only for safe disposal but …