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RUNNING HEAD: ZERO WASTE CITY
ZERO WASTE CITY
Abstract
Zero Waste City does not generate waste at all. The excessive generation of the waste is leading to global problems like global warming and major climate issues. Therefore, the prevention of absolute waste generation is the ultimate solution to the future waste management. Through this assignment, it would be shown how the concepts of Zero Waste City would bring about a positive change in the climate. Although the concepts of Zero Waste Management are a bit expensive, there are several solutions that would help to implement the concepts of Zero Waste, easily. Therefore, the concept and the advantages of the ZERO waste city would be discussed through this assignment.
Table of Contents
Introduction    1
Distinctions between the Concepts of Zero Waste City and Recycling    1
Zero Waste City is the Future of Waste Management    2
Zero Waste City is the Solution to Climate Problems    2
Major Expense is one of Negative Impacts of Zero Waste City    3
Possible Solutions to mitigate the Negative Impacts    3
Conclusion    3
References    4
Introduction
The assignment addresses the concepts of Zero Waste City. Zero Waste City does not support the generation of wastes. Various technological systems help the city in restriction of production of garbage in the first place. Through this literature review, it would be seen how Zero Waste City can have a positive impact on the environment. The following sections would try to create the primary concepts of Zero Waste City. The following sections of the literature would also reveal how Zero Waste City can be adopted to adopt a healthy environment in the future.
Distinctions between the Concepts of Zero Waste City and Recycling
Zero waste city is highly differentiated from the concepts of recycling. Recycling refers to the reuse of the Waste generated. It is entirely different from those cities that follow recycling. Recycling can be developed once there is a generation of Waste. The significant difference between Zero Waste from Recycling is the use of software technology. The city that aims to follow Zero Waste needs to adopt software technologies. While recycling is a much simpler process. The inclusion of the software systems in the Zero Waste City aims to reduce human efforts. Another considerable difference between Zero Waste and recycling is their garbage industry (De Bhowmick, Sarmah and Sen, 2019). Recycling and composting has been primarily adopted by the garbage industry to create manure. At the same time, Zero Waste City does not indulge in the garbage industry. Therefore, the scope of the Garbage Industry in Zero Waste City is almost negligible.
Zero Waste City is the Future of Waste Management
Zero Waste City is termed to be the future of waste management....