Developing a Plastic Waste Management Program:  From River Basins to Urban Beaches (Case Study)

Moura, Micaella Raíssa Falcão de; Falcão, Symone Maria Pancracio; Silva, Alisson Caetano da; Neto, Alfredo Ribeiro; Montenegro, Suzana Maria Gico Lima; Silva, Simone Rosa da

doi:10.5614/j.eng.technol.sci.2020.52.1.8

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“…Extending this management approach to include rivers, estuaries, and seas may require a meta-ecosystem perspective that emphasizes cross-ecosystem flows (Gounand et al, 2018). This has been recognized in recent river basin-to-ocean scale plastic waste management programmes and frameworks (Mathews et al, 2019;Moura et al, 2020). Combining efforts between marine, estuarine and freshwater ecosystem-based management to manage nature's contributions https://doi.org/10.1017/sus.2022.19 Published online by Cambridge University Press to people (Pascual et al, 2017), and achieve SDG 14 targets could be a synergistic outcome, but would also require extensive planning (Langhans et al, 2019;Needles et al, 2015).…”

Section: Evaluating Sdg 14 Indicators and Identifying Mutual Opportun...mentioning

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Resilient rivers and connected marine systems: a review of mutual sustainability opportunities

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Word Count (not including table, references or figure captions): 8592Non-Technical Summary (100 words max): Rivers are crucial to the water cycle, linking the landscape to the sea. Human activities, including effluent discharge, water use, and fisheries, have transformed the resilience of many rivers around the globe. SDG 14 prioritizes addressing many of the same issues in marine ecosystems. This review illustrates how rivers contribute directly and indirectly to SDG 14 outcomes, but also provides ways to potentially address them through a river to sea view on policy, management, and research.

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Resilient rivers and connected marine systems: a review of mutual sustainability opportunities

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From plastic-waste to H2: Electrolysis of a Poly(methyl methacrylate) model molecule on polymer electrolyte membrane reactors

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Waste Management, Waste Indicators and the Relationship with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): A Systematic Literature Review

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Bracci

2024

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Waste management plays an important role in sustainable development. The innovative management of waste results in minimizing the adverse effects of climate change, and social and economic sustainability. The creation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by the United Nations in 2015 was an important step toward environmental sustainability, whereby the 17 goals focus on strengthening the means of implementing and revitalizing the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development. This research paper applies a systematic literature review using the PRISMA methodology to analyze different published research papers and research reports mainly focused on waste management and its relationship with the SDGs. This paper extensively discusses the context of waste management, SDGs, waste indicators in SDGs, and the relationship between SDGs and waste management. This paper also widely discusses the aspects of waste management regarding SDGs. The results are further divided into two sub-categories, including descriptive results, which elaborate the different approaches that are used to review the literature for this paper, and thematic results, which include the key results and discussions of different aspects of this paper. The analysis of different published research papers and research reports mainly focuses on waste management and its relationship with the SDGs. This study presents a discussion of (1) the detailed context of waste management about SDGs, (2) the waste indicators in SDGs and (3) the relationship between waste management and SDGs. This study suggests future possible areas of research by extending the regional boundaries, increasing the number of papers, focusing on more specific SDG goals and targets and studying case studies based on the specific targets and indicators.

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Developing a Plastic Waste Management Program: From River Basins to Urban Beaches (Case Study)

Abstract: Preventive planning enhances plastic waste management.  All water environments must be considered.  Coastal areas must share experiences.

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Resilient rivers and connected marine systems: a review of mutual sustainability opportunities

Resilient rivers and connected marine systems: a review of mutual sustainability opportunities

From plastic-waste to H2: Electrolysis of a Poly(methyl methacrylate) model molecule on polymer electrolyte membrane reactors

Waste Management, Waste Indicators and the Relationship with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): A Systematic Literature Review

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