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With the development of industry and the improvement of living standards, the amount of solid waste is increasing rapidly. New research and industries solutions in the field of waste management and recycling become increasingly important. The volume highlights the academic and policy trends on waste management and collects the latest research trends and innovative ideas in the solid waste field. The peer reviewed papers are grouped as follows: Chapter 1. Circular Economy and Urban Mining; Chapter 2. Industrial Waste; Chapter 3. Electrical and Electronic Waste; Chapter 4. Biomass Energy; Chapte

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Emerging Trends to Approaching Zero Waste: Environmental and Social Perspectives thoroughly examines the impact of various technological innovations, current guidelines and social awareness on the reduction of waste, with the ultimate aim of achieving the zero-waste target. Insights in the book will help users adopt the best possible methodologies at grass-root levels and show how modern societal procedures are becoming sustainable, with a goal of zero waste. It comprehensively discusses the scientific contributions of the environmental and social sector, along with the tools and technologies available for achieving the zero-waste targets. This book is the first step toward understanding state-of-the-art practices in making the zero-waste goal a reality. It will be especially beneficial to researchers, academics, upper-level students, waste managers, engineers and managers of industries researching or hoping to implement zero-waste techniques.

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