I believe that it is necessary to apply appropriate waste management techniques due to the need to develop a new green economy, ie to implement the principles of sustainable development. It is necessary to minimize and limit the negative effects of climate change, generated by the progressive greenhouse effect of the Earth, which is rapidly accelerating global warming.
Improvement of waste management techniques should be implemented through the increase of automation, computerization and robotization in the field of planning and logistics of this process.
In view of the above, I would like to ask you: Is it necessary to improve the waste management technique?
Please, answer, comments. I invite you to the discussion
Probably the future of humanity in the 21st century depends probably on the next dozen or so years?
Probably the future of humanity depends on the next decade. If, over the next few years, renewable energy sources replacing traditional energy based on the burning of minerals are developed on a massive scale, it might be possible for humankind to avoid a climatic catastrophe in the 21st century. The international climate agreement that currently (December 2018) concluded in Katowice in Poland may be a late and insufficient agreement, because most countries do not intend to develop high-budget projects for the construction and development of power plants based on renewable energy sources. In addition, changes in the automotive industry, changes leading to the development of motorization in the direction of electromobility are too slow. The problem is serious because it concerns the future of all humanity in the perspective of the next two to three generations, yet the necessary changes and reforms in the implementation of economic principles of sustainable pro-ecological development are too slow. With the current pace of changes, there may be a shortage of time to implement the necessary pro-ecological undertakings, and then the problem of global warming will become an irreversible process and will constantly accelerate!
In view of the above, the current question is: Probably the future of humanity in the 21st century depends probably on the next dozen or so years?
Please, answer, comments. I invite you to the discussion.
If, over the next few years, renewable energy sources replacing traditional energy based on the burning of minerals are developed on a massive scale, it might be possible for humankind to avoid a climatic catastrophe in the 21st century. Therefore, in each country, various types of renewable energy sources, electromobility in the automotive industry and eco-innovation should be developed in accordance with the level of development, financial possibilities, climate and economic conditions.
I invite you to the discussion.
Effective segregation of rubbish, recycling, reduction of plastic packaging, etc. are some of the most important factors for the implementation of sustainable pro-ecological development?
Effective segregation of rubbish, recycling, reduction of plastic packaging is one of the most important factors for the implementation of sustainable pro-ecological development.
These are the necessary determinants of the real implementation of sustainable pro-ecological development based on the concept of green, new economics.
According to the findings of the last UN Climate Summit held in Katowice in December 2018, it is necessary to gradually withdraw from the production and use of plastic packaging, including plastic cutlery, straws, dishes and replace them with biodegradable, produced from some grains and vegetables.
Recently, the European Parliament voted for legal norms, with which this type of plastic packaging and plastic cutlery, straws and dishes will be withdrawn from 2021. This is one of the important activities in the directions of real implementation of sustainable pro-ecological development based on the concept of green, new economics. In addition, it is necessary to increase the efficiency of recycling and the reduction of toxic waste discharged into the environment.
For example, a cigarette butt discharged into the environment pollutes approx. 1000 liters of water. This is just an example suggesting the necessity to continue taking pro-ecological next steps. On the one hand, the role of the state and the media in the issue of pro-ecological education of the society is important. On the other hand, the industry that generates various types of waste, polluting the natural environment, the industry that produces non-degradable or non-biodegradable and toxic packaging and products that are currently not recyclable should be burdened with the costs of implementing new recycling technologies, reclamation of degraded natural environment and removal of toxic waste from this environment.
Only then will the economic pressure force the creation of new eco-innovations, the production of goods from biodegradable materials or materials that can be safely neutralized or burnt in garbage incinerators.
The electrical energy necessary to supply the aforementioned pro-ecological undertakings should come as far as possible from the development of renewable energy sources. Besides, it is necessary to develop electromobility in the automotive industry, etc. Only the synergy of these various pro-ecological undertakings will generate new categories of added value, which in the future will increase the economic efficiency of these processes.
Only this way will it be possible to implement real sustainable development based on the concept of a green, new economy.
In view of the above, I would like to ask you: Effective segregation of rubbish, recycling, reduction of plastic packaging, etc. are some of the most important factors for the implementation of sustainable pro-ecological development?
Please, answer, comments. I invite you to the discussion
Lean principles are very sound and one can do better with elimination of wastes.
There are a lot of ways for waste management. For some countries the waste is gold treasure for some waste is a like headache. All depends from management.
I think people need to see the waste management like the key to achieve the sustainable development. So, its necessary to improve waste management techniques, change how we explore the raw materials, change the current economy model and increase the concern about waste and the relation of the society with this environmental problem.
Waste management technique needs to be improved through automation, computerization in developed nations. However, developing nations are far from the basic 3R technique and since they have a very large population of the world, awareness campaigns and more feasible techniques should be continued or introduced in waste management in support of a sustainability.
I think that the question is not limited to the need to improve waste management techniques, since this management and technics are closely linked to the socio-economic development level of the countries. Some developed countries have already registered waste management in a circular economy, considering them as a source of energy, unlike some less developed countries, where the priorities are all other, waste management has always remained at the stage of a rudimentary reflection that consists of removing the waste and sending it to incineration or landfill, without any added value for society and / or environment.
Improvement of waste segregation carried out by citizens is an important issue that is an important element of sustainable pro-ecological development. For some time, specific waste segregation and recycling techniques have been carried out in many developed and developing countries. However, in many cases it does not work perfectly, and due to the growing problem of growing landfills of unsorted and non-biodegradable waste, these techniques should be improved. On the other hand, in many cases also the waste segregation quality control system also does not work properly.
Do you agree with me on the above matter? In the light of the above, encouraging discussion, I turn to you with the following question: Do you know any methods, tools on how to improve the quality control system for waste segregation, which is the segregation of citizens? Please answer. I invite you to the discussion.
Dear Friends and Colleagues of RG
Do you agree with my opinion that protection of the natural environment, biodiversity is one of the greatest civilization challenges of the 21st century? Please reply
Improvement of waste segregation carried out by citizens is an important issue that is an important element of sustainable pro-ecological development. For some time, specific waste segregation and recycling techniques have been carried out in many developed and developing countries.
Do you agree with me on the above matter?
I invite you to the discussion
Best wishes
The below mentioned review may be useful. Happy new year.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/315427845_Agricultural_Residues_Wastes_for_Manufacture_of_Paper_Board_and_Miscellaneous_Products_Background_Overview_and_Future_Prospects?_sg=Uu4mwgriwm6wL8ftXpL5UBggMxWBfZLdnE0gR8lNMmTh-fK3gfLEn3bLwrRvsJcAflz1lFUgYF30K-ofvYbpbm0KzDdY0Y-a2v4SLHPD.4stRPO63yIkvIMx1DqCKN-VDQWWyFJkAWRRxRWsUAghOhpup7jYjgG47ZJMXFPGLz3oc9aW6B9i_LZw6DXHkMg
The importance of improving waste segregation technologies, including automation and robotization of this process, is constantly growing due to the increasing problem of growing garbage dumps and pollution of toxins emitted from rubbish that pollute soil and water, including water in ponds, rivers, seas and so on. oceans.
Industry is growing faster than ever and producing massive amount of waste materials. Although, some of these scrap materials such as steel is being recycled all over the world, some other items including rubber tires are not easily reused or recycled. This has resulted in accumulation of a huge amount of scrap automobile tires which are unusable and pollutants. Most methods used in order to disposal of waste tires such as burning cause environmental pollution.
The general idea at the back of many studies currently in progress is the knowledge improvement on the possible conversion of a problematic waste product into a valuable industrial or construction material.
Therefore, as an example, scrap tire management requires innovative and efficient methods of tire disposal and reuse.
I invite you to review the following publication to find more useful information.
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Dariusz Prokopowicz Tamer YA Fahmy Berkouki Nacim Chiemeriwo Osuagwu Paulo Vitor dos Santos Gonçalves Bhavisha Sharma
Haji Saediman Karen A. Darbinyan B. Dr. Ravishankar Maham Muzamil Ammar A. Oglat
Yes, it is necessary to imorove waste management, especially solid waste. It needs to be recylcled to prevent environmental pollution.
Dear Ammar A. Oglat, Maham Muzamil, B. Dr. Ravishankar, Karen A. Darbinyan, Haji Saediman, Bhavisha Sharma
, Paulo Vitor dos Santos Gonçalves, Chiemeriwo Osuagwu, Berkouki Nacim, Tamer YA Fahmy, Nima Ghafari,Sadanand Pandey
, Rose Asayas Arceño, Abdelkader Mohamed Elsayed, Dear Colleagues and Friends from RG, Thank you very much for participating in this discussion. Thank you for the proposed interesting issues in the field improve the waste management technique.Thank you very much for the sent suggestions of interesting topics, research issues, etc. related to this issue.
Thank you very much and best regards, Have a nice day,
Dariusz Prokopowicz
In this era, the world population increase has been so fast and the competition for all resources in the world is almost very hard and challenging. Any planning should consider resource which sustainably available for the user. Waste products from we people are continuously ample and more than enough to affect our environment if we do not have appropriate utilization. The wastes types and quantity are very huge and very unmanageable particularly in the developing countries/Africa. I say this because developed nations have already designed the systematic, environmentally-friendly and sustainable utilization of the wastes.
When we come to the way of improvement of the waste management techniques, it may vary in different nations/developed, developing, etc on the basis of development and infrastructure. Probably, it is possible to manage the waste management with the partial way (using mechanize or machines and human power in the case Africa). Why I say this is that if we use fully automated, computerized and robotized, then the operation incurs high cost that may not be tolerated with the economy of the country. On the other hand, we have high human labour and jobless citizens and a big challenge for the countries. We need to do much in the improvement of the waste management, sure we have to, however, we may think of mechanized operation supported with human labour, not fully robot. This will help to make the operation sustainable and friendly acceptable in the majority of the community. While for developed nations, the management is same manadatory and automizartion, computerized and robotization can be recommended.
Dear Girma Hailemichael Gebre,
Yes, I agree with you on this point. It is necessary to apply modern technologies in the process of improving waste segregation and recycling. Automation and robotization can help solve the problem of the growing amount of waste generated. Moreover, the importance of this issue is growing in connection with the need to increase the scale of waste segregation and recycling in the context of the total generated waste. Improving the issue of waste segregation and recycling is an important element of the implementation of the principles of sustainable development and social environmental (ecological) responsibility.
Best regards,
Dariusz Prokopowicz
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