Waste to Resources
Waste has always been a perennial problem and its management remains a big predicament up to this day, since the amount of solid waste increases as populations rise and economies develop. Today, the total amount of waste generated annually worldwide (municipal, industrial, hazardous) is more than 4 billion
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