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Circular Waste Management
The document discusses circular waste management, highlighting methods such as collection, sorting, recycling, composting, and incineration to handle solid waste sustainably. It outlines the need for strategies to reduce waste production, emphasizes the role of the UN in improving waste management, and presents global statistics on waste generation and management methods. Additionally, it projects a significant increase in global solid waste from 2016 to 2050.
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Circular Waste Management
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- 2. ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY SLIDESHOWS FROMs2adesign.com S2ADESIGN.COM
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- 5. Commonly Known asGarbage. It is the Waste Generated from Household Consumption. Solid Waste Sources Include Homes Businesses, Schools & Hospitals.
- 6. The Process ofCollecting, Treating and Disposing of Waste in an Environmentally Sustainable Manner. It Involves Budgeting Planning, Organization & Implementation to Reduce Health & Environmental Impacts.
- 7. LANDFILL A Site thatis Used to Dump Waste: Open Pit Sanitary and Controlled. INCINERATION Burning of Waste to Save Space: 95% Volume Reduction. COMPOST Converting Food Waste Into a Fertilizer that Can Enrich Soil. RECYCLE Processing Recyclable Waste Material into New Products. Most Common methods Solid waste management EC.EUROPA.EU
- 8. COLLECTION SORTING RECYCLEDISPOSAL stages SUSTAINABLE Solid waste management PROCESS SUSTAINABLEDEVELOPMENT.UN.ORG
- 9. s Avoid Wasteful & Non-Recyclable Products. ReduceWasteful & Non-Recyclable Products. Use Compostable or Reusable Products. Upcycle: Give Waste Products New Function. Not Creating Waste is the Best Strategy SUSTAINABLE Solid waste management strategy ROADRUNNERWM.COM
- 11. In 1992, theUNEP Int’l Environmental Technology Center (IETC) was Established to Support the Implementation of Proper Solid Waste Management Systems. IETC Aims to Optimize the Management of Solid Waste: Plastic, Electronic, Agriculture, and Food Wastes in Developing Countries. UNEP.ORG UN Environment Program Solid Waste Management
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- 13. GLOBAL SOLID WASTEGENERATION IN 2016 44 17 16 12 5 4 2 Food Paper Other Plastic Glass Metal Wood WORLDBANK.ORG By Material Type (Percent)
- 14. GLOBAL SOLID WASTEGENERATION & outlook 2016 2030 2050 2.0 2.6 3.4 WORLDBANK.ORG BILLION metric tons 70% increase
- 15. MENA LAC NAEU and CA SSA SA APAC 129 231 289 392 174 334 468 177 290 342 440 269 466 602 255 369 396 490 516 661 714 2016 2030 2050 WORLDBANK.ORG GLOBAL SOLID WASTE GENERATION & outlook By region (million metric tons)
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- 17. 942 850 814 770 730 701 653 624 475 U.S. Canada Australia Germany South Africa France UK Japan KSA VISUALCAPITALIST.COM LEADING COUNTRIESIN Sw GENERATION PER CAPITA KG Per Year (2018)
- 18. 33 25 14 11 8 6 4 Open Dump Unsanitary Landfill Recycling Incineration SanitaryLandfill Composting Controlled Landfill WORLDBANK.ORG GLOBAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENTIN 2016 By Method (Percent)
- 19. GLOBAL SOLID WASTEMgmt marketvalue & outlook Trillion dollars 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 1.29 1.36 1.43 1.51 1.59 1.67 1.76 1.86 1.96 GRANDVIEWRESEARCH.COM 50% increase
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