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Municipal solid waste 2 (((External problems, • Population explosion,…

- - - - They also focus on the exact tools, models, and policy analysis, such as command-and-control and social-psychological and economic incentives (Taylor 2000)
        
        Developed countries typically use curbside recycling programs to collect and segregate waste for recycling
  - - - Rag pickers are people who pick up rags and other recyclable wastes. This is labor-intensive, low-technology, low-paid, and unregulated work. The waste collected by the rag pickers is then sold to recycling shops, mid- dlemen, or exporters. Sometimes, people view scavengers as a nuisance (Sverige 2014)
- - - - In 1842, Edwin Chadwick, a social activist, published an eye-opening report named
        “The Sanitary Condition of the Labouring Population.” In his influential report, he shed light on the improvement in people’s health and the welfare of the city’s population.
        
        In Europe and North America in the twentieth century, similar types
        of MSWM developed in cities. In 1875, New York City became the first US city to have a public sector garbage management. During
- - - - In developing countries, due to lack of expertise and the availability of tradi- tional waste management techniques, MSWM faces many problem. There is no universal remedy for the solid waste problem in developing countries.