Solid Waste Management in Delta Region for SDGs Fulfillment Delta Sustainability by Waste Management /
“This book offers a comprehensive exploration of sustainable solid waste management practices in delta regions worldwide. With attention to detail, this work presents a systematic review, illuminating case studies, original research, and insightful meta-analyses tailored to address the unique challe...
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| 505 | 0 | |a 1. Solid Waste Management and Sustainability in Deltas: Introduction and Updates -- 2. Towards Sustainable Delta Ecosystems: Pollution Mitigation for Achieving SDGs in Indian Delta Region -- 3. Sustainable solid waste disposal to mitigate water pollution problem and its social environmental impact -- 4. Integrated Waste Management System for Environment Protection in Deltas -- 5. Eco-utilization and sustainable management of solid wastes of steel Industries -- 6. Valorization of Deep Eutectic Solvent Pretreated Lignocellulosic Biomass for Improved Biogas Production -- 7. Development of Novel Sustainable Waste-Based Adsorbents for Water Treatments -- 8. Integrated Waste Management System for Environmental Protection and sustainability of resources -- 9. Evaluation of the water quality of the Jucu / ES (Brazil) River, through physical-chemical and biological parameters in favor of the sustainability -- 10. Solid Waste Management and Sustainability in Deltas: Concluding Remarks and Outlook. | |
| 520 | |a “This book offers a comprehensive exploration of sustainable solid waste management practices in delta regions worldwide. With attention to detail, this work presents a systematic review, illuminating case studies, original research, and insightful meta-analyses tailored to address the unique challenges faced by delta environments. Home to over half a billion people, or approximately 7% of the global population, delta regions are dynamic ecological and social landscapes, despite accounting for only 1% of the world's land area. Yet, they play a pivotal role in national economies. Given the significant size and density of populations in these regions, understanding solid waste generation patterns, trends, and impacts is essential for global sustainability efforts. By focusing on deltaic regions, we aim to provide essential insights into effective policy planning and advancements in social and ecological sustainability. Explore a diverse array of topics, including the bioconversion of food waste into environmentally friendly compounds, sustainable production and disposal practices to address water quality concerns, and innovative waste management applications to combat channel clogging and flooding in delta districts. Delve into best practices for managing climate-related flood risks, addressing urban responses, and tackling environmental pollution associated with unmanaged waste disposal in delta catchments. Additionally, gain valuable insights into the regulatory framework guiding waste management practices, particularly in delta regions facing significant plastic pollution challenges. This book navigates the complexities of solid waste management in delta regions, paving the way for a more sustainable future.”. | ||
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