Solid Waste Management: Comparison Of Methods
Author(s) -
Bahador Ghahramani
Publication year - 2020
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.18260/1-2--7413
Subject(s) - tragedy of the commons , solid waste management , publicity , municipal solid waste , waste management , commons , natural resource , business , engineering , environmental planning , environmental science , political science , law , marketing
This paper analyzes the adverse impact of solid waste disposal on the environment using the relatively new “Tragedy of the Commons” paradigm. The “Tragedy of the Commons” paradigm is rapidly becoming popular as scientists and environmentalists predict that natural resources will soon become scarce. The tragedy of the commons is based on the assumption that an environment that permits perfect and unrestricted freedom of action in activities that are adversely impacted common well-fare, well-being and properties was eventually doomed to failure. In addition, we are exponentially polluting the environment with tons of solid waste. Solid waste disposal is destined to be one of the critical issues in the twenty-first century and will soon be on the forefront of our global agenda. The environmental scientists and other concerned groups are gaining strength and publicity -they are becoming more vigilant in addressing this highly sensitive issue. The issue at hand is the proper disposal of solid waste and the maximization of recycling to reduce the consumption rate of the world’s natural resources.
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