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Waste Engineering

Name: Waste Engineering
Brand: Taylor & Francis
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Closing the Loop from Cradle to Cradle

By: David S-K. Ting

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eText | 30 November 2026 | Edition Number 1

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Waste Engineering: Closing the Loop from Cradle to Cradle serves as a state-of-the-art reference on advances in waste management, bringing together international experts to showcase innovations that transform waste into usable resources. It provides professionals, researchers, engineers, policymakers, architects, and environmentalists with cutting-edge insights on zero waste realization, hazardous waste management, ecological alternatives to harmful practices, and wastewater treatment technologies. It also serves as an indispensable resource for graduate students working on sustainability and those seeking solutions for closing waste loops. The approach requires making biodegradable materials economically attractive, improving resource recovery, adopting frugal lifestyles, and engaging all stakeholders in the simple yet powerful philosophy: "waste not."

Key Features:

Includes case studies and effective methodologies for turning waste into valuable resources, with special attention to hazardous waste management and ecological alternatives to harmful practices.
Demonstrates how waste engineering directly supports multiple UN Sustainable Development Goals, offering practical approaches to simultaneously address health, water quality, sustainable cities, and responsible consumption challenges.
Provides analysis of policy frameworks and economic models that can accelerate the transition from linear to circular economies, making natural and biodegradable materials more socially and economically attractive.