13^th Environmental Science and Pollution Control Congress

Recycling and Waste Management

The recycling sector is essential to our lives since it helps us to better protect the environment. With approximately 2,000 recycling facilities worldwide, millions of tons of recyclable materials are collected and transported each year. To ensure that garbage is correctly recycled, there are 7 and tens of thousands of people working together. Construction, industrial industries, and private home consumption all contribute significantly to the high demand for recycling. As the US economy and population continued to expand during the past five years, each of the three main drivers experienced a tremendous increase. As the US economy and population continued to expand during the past five years, each of the three main drivers experienced a tremendous increase. Additionally, rising public awareness and changing government regulations have pushed for increased demand for recycling services and other waste stream diversion methods, with overall trash recycling percentages reaching historic highs in 2018. Management and Potential. Waste Management affects many facets of our culture and economy. The improper disposal of garbage has the potential to damage the environment, endanger human health, fuel climate change, and impede economic development in both wealthy and developing nations. The Waste Management department offers a platform for study and innovation in all facets of Waste Management, while also taking into account the present inefficiencies of systems that should be reduced and avoided. By examining environmental, social, and economic factors, this section seeks to take a comprehensive and interdisciplinary approach to improve the sustainability of garbage management. These three sustainability pillars necessitate a compromise to reduce waste production and manage the risks associated with it. To safely advance toward a zero-waste future, academia, decision-makers, industry specialists, entrepreneurs, and the general public need new information and tools.