2021
DOI: 10.3390/en14227658
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The Impacts of Shanghai’s July 2019 Municipal Domestic Waste Management Regulations on Energy Production

Abstract: Cities all over the world are trying to divert municipal waste away from landfill and fossil fuel-assisted incineration and toward circular economies where waste is converted into new resources. Residential food waste is the most challenging sub-stream, as it is the worst culprit in producing greenhouse gases in landfill and incineration, and it is almost impossible to have residents separate it cleanly at source. Here we investigate the outstanding diversion results of Shanghai Municipality since the introduc… Show more

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“…In the first article, Li et al [1] have been investigated the outstanding diversion results of Shanghai Municipality since the introduction of the July 2019 Municipal Regulations, of over 9600 tons per day of clean waste, still maintained two years later. The July 2019 policy brought in legal responsibilities to very clearly defined roles for each stakeholder-including for the residents to sort and for local governances to support them-and this pulled all the operational elements together.…”
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“…In the first article, Li et al [1] have been investigated the outstanding diversion results of Shanghai Municipality since the introduction of the July 2019 Municipal Regulations, of over 9600 tons per day of clean waste, still maintained two years later. The July 2019 policy brought in legal responsibilities to very clearly defined roles for each stakeholder-including for the residents to sort and for local governances to support them-and this pulled all the operational elements together.…”
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confidence: 99%