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Evaluation Study of Sustainable Recycling for Solid Waste Materials: A Case Study

Domaine:

environment and energy
Créateur:
MonHazAhmSha
Éditeur:
IJE
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Solid-waste recycling in Libya is helpful, relying almost entirely on oil production, preserving its natural reserves, and boosting its economy. Many are still hesitant due to the lack of understanding of the economic feasibility and environmental benefits of solid waste recycling in Libya, which needs to rebuild its entire infrastructure. This research focuses on the economic and ecological potential of recycling solid waste, according to Libyan plans 2012-2030. The estimation indicated that by 2030, 268,000 tons of waste paper would be recovered in Libya. Expected benefits of solid waste include increasing the country's GDP by about USD 734,000, creating new jobs about 1,134, and a lower value of 0.57 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions during 2012-2030.

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Tags

Libya State; Solid-waste recycling; economic feasibility; Environment Conservation.

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Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial 4.0 Internationalhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/legalcode

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