Developing “Zero Waste Model” for Solid Waste Management to Shift the Paradigm Toward Sustainability
Sudipti Arora, Jasmine Sethi, Jayana Rajvanshi, Devanshi Sutaria, Sonika Saxena
The analysis highlights the paradigm change following the “zero waste” idea in solid waste management principles from linear to circular economies. The circular economy (CE) is a conceptual model used in a closed-loop approach to better resource use and waste minimization that could be suitable for waste management. The study also describes the policies of the circular economy for solid waste management, which boosts the country’s economy and identifies ways of optimizing local resources.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-4230-2_20
Cite this entry as: Arora S., Sethi J., Rajvanshi J., Sutaria D., Saxena S. (2022) Developing “Zero Waste Model” for Solid Waste Management to Shift the Paradigm Toward Sustainability. In: Baskar C., Ramakrishna S., Baskar S., Sharma R., Chinnappan A., Sehrawat R. (eds) Handbook of Solid Waste Management. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-4230-2_20
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