Wet Waste Management: A Growing Challenge for Urban Areas
Wet waste, also known as biodegradable or organic waste, refers to any waste that consists of food or yard waste that can decay over time. This includes items like food scraps, plant material, leaves, grass, branches, and paper towels. Wet waste makes up a large portion of total municipal solid waste generated in urban environments each day. According to estimates from the United States Environmental Protection Agency, wet waste accounts for around 25-40% of total waste volume from cities and towns. With growing populations and increased consumption, urban areas are facing mounting challenges in effectively managing this type of waste.
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