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Approximately, half a ton of waste is produced per person annually; thus, waste management is essential to avoid environmental issues. The waste management system encompasses the entire set of activities related to treating, handling, recycling, or disposing of waste materials. This chapter aims to represent the history of waste management, as well as the current commonly used methods for waste management, together with their pros and cons. The commonly applied methods, including sanitary landfill, composting, safe disposal of biomedical wastes, recycling of industrial CO 2 emissions, incineration of hazardous wastes, sludge recycling in the cement industry, direct combustion of sludge, wastewater treatment, and construction waste recycling, are discussed. In this chapter, the problems associated with landfills, such as lack of efficient systems for gas utilization from the landfill and lack of proper leachate management and recycling CO 2 from industrial flue gas and wastewater treatment methods, are more highlighted. Also, the need for law enforcement to control the negative environmental impacts properly is highlighted.
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