Author:Coelho, ST; Bouille, DH; Mani, SK; Stafford, William HLDate:Jan 2020The adequate collection and disposal of municipal solid waste (MSW) remain a challenge in developing countries as a direct consequence of inadequate practices, which in turn produce negative environmental and social impacts. In industrialized ...Read more
Author:Greben, HA; Nemaangani, LP; Oelofse, Suzanna HHDate:Nov 2008Waste in South Africa is disposed of in landfills, which produces unwanted landfill gas (CH4) and leachate emissions. Biological treatment of the Organic Fraction of Municipal Solid Waste (OFMSW) is an established technology in Europe, applying ...Read more
Author:Oelofse, Suzanna HH; Muswema, Aubrey P; Ramukhwatho, Fhumulani RDate:May 2018Food waste is becoming an important issue in light of population growth and global food security concerns. However, data on food wastage are limited, especially for developing countries. Global estimates suggest that households in developed ...Read more
Author:Nahman, Anton; Oelofse, Suzanna HHDate:Oct 2018The SASCOST model is a tool for comparing the costs and benefits of alternative options for implementing a Separation at Source (S@S) recycling programme. S@S is a crucial step in implementing the waste management hierarchy. The model can be ...Read more
Author:Mabalane, PN; Oboirien, BO; Masukume, MikeDate:Mar 2020Due to the increased population growth in South Africa, particularly in urban areas, the generation of municipal solid waste has increased and so is the demand of energy. Municipal solid waste can be considered a good candidate for electricity ...Read more
Author:Oelofse, Suzanna HH; Nahman, AntonDate:Oct 2018It is estimated that 125 million tonnes of municipal solid waste is generated in Africa, of which only about 68 million tonnes are collected. Unsanitary landfilling and open dumping of the collected waste is the predominant waste disposal ...Read more
Author:Oelofse, Suzanna HH; Nahman, AntonDate:May 2019It is estimated that 125 million tonnes of municipal solid waste is generated in Africa, of which only 68 million tonnes is collected. Unsanitary landfilling and open dumping of collected waste are predominant waste disposal options in many ...Read more