Waste Management a Sustainable System with Waste Reduction Techniques

As industries expand globally and increase manufacturing capacities, they produce new products and generate unwanted waste materials. In recent years, non-compliance in handling, storing, and disposing of these wastes has led to penalties by the National Green Tribunal in India. These wastes not only pose significant environmental issues but also represent material and fuel losses, as well as increased carbon footprints. Traditionally, pollution control has focused on "end-of-the-pipe" treatments, which do not effectively manage waste and result in disposal challenges. Stringent regulations, rising waste disposal costs, and operational expenses have prompted manufacturers and government leaders to critically monitor end-of-the-pipe control measures. Emphasizing waste reduction techniques at the source to eliminate waste generation has become a key sustainable objective for many manufacturing industries. These units are now prioritizing broader sustainability development by implementing comprehensive environmental management objectives. Effective waste management not only provides economic benefits to manufacturing plants but also enhances environmental conditions

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International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
Published
2025-01-22
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https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i01.35520
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Recycling and Waste Management Techniques
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Waste Management a Sustainable System with Waste Reduction Techniques

Bala Venkata Praveen Inala -, Nikita Choksi -
International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
Recycling and Waste Management Techniques
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Waste Management a Sustainable System with Waste Reduction Techniques

Bala Venkata Praveen Inala -, Nikita Choksi -
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Abstract

As industries expand globally and increase manufacturing capacities, they produce new products and generate unwanted waste materials. In recent years, non-compliance in handling, storing, and disposing of these wastes has led to penalties by the National Green Tribunal in India. These wastes not only pose significant environmental issues but also represent material and fuel losses, as well as increased carbon footprints. Traditionally, pollution control has focused on "end-of-the-pipe" treatments, which do not effectively manage waste and result in disposal challenges. Stringent regulations, rising waste disposal costs, and operational expenses have prompted manufacturers and government leaders to critically monitor end-of-the-pipe control measures. Emphasizing waste reduction techniques at the source to eliminate waste generation has become a key sustainable objective for many manufacturing industries. These units are now prioritizing broader sustainability development by implementing comprehensive environmental management objectives. Effective waste management not only provides economic benefits to manufacturing plants but also enhances environmental conditions

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Recycling and Waste Management Techniques
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