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Embark on a comprehensive exploration of waste management in this insightful book, navigating the intricate dimensions of solid and hazardous waste. Beginning with a meticulous analysis of solid waste, it covers its definition, types, sources, and the environmental health repercussions of mismanagement. The book extends its purview to encompass waste reduction, recycling, and reuse, offering a holistic perspective on sustainable waste practices. Municipal solid waste management takes a prominent role, delving into collection, segregation, transport, and processing technologies, all while dissecting the regulatory framework. The hazardous waste section delves into its definition, characteristics, classification, transport routes, sources, and regulatory frameworks. The final segment focuses on hazardous waste management, elucidating handling, storage, transport, treatment, and disposal concepts. With theoretical and multiple-choice questions, this book transcends a mere guide, offering an interactive learning experience. A valuable resource for students, researchers, and professionals in environmental science and waste management, it enriches understanding and promotes effective practices in this critical field.