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The Twenty-Second International Conference on Solid Waste SESSION 1A Landfill 1 Evaluation of Bagasse Ash Treated Black Cotton Soil for Use in Waste Containment Applications, Kolawole Osinubi, Stephen Ijimdiya, Nigeria Effect of Frequency and Recirculated Volume in Produced Leachate, María Claudia Delgado-Hernández, María del Consuelo Hernández-Berriel, Beatríz Barrientos Becerra, Liliana Márquez-Benavides, México SESSION 1B Recycling 1 An Economic and Technical Analysis of Emerging Post-Consumer Plastic Recycling Methods, Matthew Franchetti, Connor Kress, USA The Management and Reverse Logistic of Industrial Waste as an Indicator of Sustainability, Marisa Soares Borges, Brazil Glass Recycling in Italy: Use of Glass Waste in the Production of New Materials, Rosa Taurino, Luisa Barbieri, Fernanda Andreola, Cristina Leonelli, Italy SESSION 1C Utilization of Wastes in Construction Utilization of Solid Wastes to Produce Value Added Ceramic Products Useful for the Construction Industries, Swapan Kumar Das, India The Use of a Petrochemical Industry Waste as a Partial Replacement of Portland Cement Concrete: Performance Against Chlorides and Carbonation Ingress, Nancy Torres Castellanos, Janneth Torres Agredo, Ruby Mejia de Gutierrez, Colombia SESSION 1D Modeling and Planning The Use of GIS: Spatial and Temporal Analysis of a Waste Management System within an English County, Nicholas Head, Paul S. Phillips, Terry Tudor, Margaret Bates, United Kingdom SESSION 2A Biological Treatment 1 The Development of Biogas with Bio-Degradable Solid Waste Fermentation in China, Hongxun Zhang, Zhihui Bai, Qian Wang, P.R. China Treatment of Alkaline Cement Kiln Dust with Bacillus sp. for Sustainable Environment Protection, Kunal Garg, Anita Rajor, Rafat Siddique, India Physico-Chemical and Spectroscopic Assessment of Decomposition Pattern During Aerobic Composting of Municipal Solid Waste, Manohara Badekkanadka, Shiddappa Lagamappa Belagali, Ragothama S, India Composting of Used Diapers, Perla Xochitl Sotelo-Navarro, Rosa María Espinosa- Valdemar, Alethia Vázquez-Morillas, Margarita Beltrán-Villavicencio, Xochitl Quecholac-Piña, México SESSION 2B E-Waste E-Waste Generation and Management in Nigeria, Fatima Badiru Ibrahim, Donatus B. Adie, Abdulraheem Giwa, Charles Amen Okuofu, Nigeria Assessment of Metal Recovery Efficiency for Waste Printed Circuit Boards in Vietnam with MEMRECS and Different End-of-Life Scenarios, Hoang Long Le, Keiichi N. Ishihara, Eiji Yamasue, Hideyuki Okumura, Japan SESSION 2C Case Studies 1 Analysis of Municipal Solid Waste Management in Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria: Potential for Wealth Generation, David Olukanni, Nigeria Development of an Environmental Decision Support System for Municipal Solid Waste Management and Its Application in Primary Collection Process, Anurag Ohri, Prabhat Kumar Singh, India Challenges of Domestic Solid Waste Management in an Emerging African Urban Environment: An Analysis of Stakeholder Perspectives from Lobatse in Botswana. Tumelo Tinny Kwailane, Botswana Sustainable Health Care Waste Management in Nigeria - A GIS Mapping Approach, Isa Iyortim, Kelechi Amaefule, Kalada Green, Abimbola, Sowande, Nigeria SESSION 2D Environmental Protection Remediation Of Contaminated Soil in Car Maintenance Centers, Shakinaz El Sheltawy, Haidy Magdy, Egypt Prediction of Environmental Impacts from Using Municipal Solid Waste Derived Material as Co-fuel in Cement Kiln, Deepak Singhal, Anurag Garg, India Life Cycle Assessment of an Innovative Process for PVC Cables Waste Recycling, Cristian Chiavetta, Valentina Luciani, Peter Rem, The Netherlands Health Impacts of Solid Waste on Urban Environment: Case of Akurana Town, Sri Lanka, Lalitha Dissanayake Dissanayake Mudiyanselage, Breuste Juergen, Amanda Robinson, Sri Lanka Future Implications of Utilizing Dedicated Pumps for Groundwater Sampling, Christine Batchelder, Groundwater Essentials, Craig Intelisano, Proactive Environmental Products, USA Coal Fired, Zero Emission with Physical CO2 Separation & Sequestration in a Parallel Brayton Gas-Rankine Steam Cycle Plant, Bert Zauderer, USA SESSION 3A Recycling Technologies A Comparative Study of Testing Methods for the Fatigue Lives of Neat and Polymer Modified Binders with and without Mastics, Yusuf Mehta, Gemma Peebles, USA Safe Disposal of Black Plastic Bags, Mansoor Imam, Abdul Quddus, Samiullah Bhatti, Pakistan Influence of waste paper particle size distribution on the performance and screening efficiency of disc screens – A case study, Arash Rezaee, Bastian Wens, Anja Maul, Alexander Feil, Thomas Pretz Department of Processing and Recycling (I.A.R.), RWTH Aachen University, Germany, Arash Rezaee, Anja Maul, Nils Bauerschlag, Thomas Pretz, Germany SESSION 3B Agricultural and Plant Wastes Utilization of Grains and Straw Pellets for the Evaluation and Further Development of a Small-Scale Combustion Unit, Donnalyn Cabaces, Joel Cabaces, Philippines An Integrated Approach for Madhuca Indica (Mahua) Seed Cake Utilization, Aditi Gupta, Satyawati Sharma, India Towards Zero Solid Waste: Utilising Tannery Waste as a Protein Source for Poultry Feed, Hira Lal Paul, Paul Phillips, Anthony D. Covington, Paula Antunes, Paul Evans, United Kingdom Optimization of Biogas Production from Animal Wastes, Mohamed Ben Oumarou, Nigeria Development of an Eggshell Powdering Machine, Donnalyn Cabaces, Hector Comia, Chrislee Gonzales, Raffy Dalisay, Philippines SESSION 3C Landfill 2 Lessons Learned from Successful Applications of Biological Leachate Treatment: Overview and Case Studies, Sara Arabi, George Nakhla, Andrew Lugowski, Canada VSEP for Landfill Leachate, Mark Galimberti, USA SESSION 3D Innovative Technologies 1 Application of Locally Produced Activated Carbon from Waste Nigerian Bamboo, Awajiogak Ujile, Nigeria SESSION 3E Energy Recovery 1 A Study of Influencing Factors on Quality of Rice Straw Pellets, Kazuei Ishii, Toru Furuichi, Shintaro Watanabe, Yu Tomokawa, Japan Performance Contracting of a Multifaceted Combined Heat and Power Plant Using Landfill Gas at a Corrections Facility, Jerald Peterson, Rao Chitikala, Carl Zickler, Jeffrey Simerl, Brina Clippinger, Paul Cunningham, Robert Cahill, Jim Kreutzberger, Dan Buck, Mark Harlacker, USA ASPEN-HYSYS Simulations for the Small Scale Conversion of Waste Plastics into Gaseous and Liquid Fuels, Ahmed Mohamed El- Khaiary, Alex Bertuccio, Gennaro Maffia, Egypt Decision Support System for Development and Integration of Technologies for Energy Reclamation from Municipal Wastes, Assaf Yoshi, Gadi Rabinowitz, Zeev Wiesman, Gideon Oron, Israel SESSION 4A Landfill 3 Impact of Leachate Age on the Treatment Efficiency and Power Generation of Microbial Fuel Cells, Mohamed Abdallah, Matthew Neilson, Kevin Kennedy, Canada Landfill Leachate: How Much Is Lost and Where Did It Go?, Ketil Haarstad, Norway Geotechnical Characterization of Ankara Clay as a Liner Material, Haluk Akgün, Turkey SESSION 4B Waste Generation and Composition Composition of Solid Waste Generated by the Tertiary Aluminum Recycling Industry, Mirian Chieko Shinzato, Luis Fernando Wu, Inara Guglielmetti Braz, Brazil Measurement of Moisture Content of Fresh Municipal Solid Waste by Four-Point Probe Resistivity Method, Sams Farhana, Jebari Weekes, Sahadat Hossain, Noureddine Melikechi, Daniel Fluman, Mukti Rana, USA Alternate Method to Determine the Biochemical Methane Potential of Solid Wastes, Ian Fleming, Kevin Mathison, Canada SESSION 4C Sludge and Mineral Wastes Influences of Thermal Treatment on Evaporation and Leaching of Fluorides from Mg Slag Generated in Pidgeon Process, Fenglan Han, Laner Wu, Shengwei Guo, Qixing Yang, Chun Du, Yuhong Chen, China Re-use of Dredging Sludges as Semifinished Products, Antonio D'Andrea, Cristiano Fustaino, Cristina Tozzo, Italy Methylene Blue Adsorption by the Waste of Phosphate Rock, Gihan Malash, Mohammad El-Khaiary, Egypt SESSION 4D Waste Utilization Effective Solid Waste Management by Utilising Slag Waste as Replacement of Normal Coarse Aggregate in Concrete Applications, Arun D. 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