Yahya Jani

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors reviewed the different uses of waste glass in concrete and the effect of the glass properties on the performance and durability of the produce cement and concrete, and showed that the chemical composition and the pozzolanic properties of the waste glass are encouraging for the use of this waste in the concrete and concrete industries and to provide an environmental friendly solution for the glass and cement industries.

TL;DR: In this article, a review paper is devoted to LFM problems, historical development and driving paradigms of LFM from "classical hunting for valuables" to "perspective in ecosystem revitalization".

TL;DR: In this article, analytical screening studies are discussed extending the understanding of element content in fine fraction of waste derived from excavated, separated and screened waste in a perspective of circular economy.

TL;DR: For decades, significant work has been conducted regarding plastic waste by dealing with rejected materials in waste masses through their accumulation, sorting and recycling as mentioned in this paper, and important political and economic issues have been discussed.

TL;DR: The characterisation and the physico-chemical properties of an excavated fine fraction from a Swedish landfill, the Högbytorp, showed that higher concentrations of zinc, copper, barium and chromium were found with concentrations higher than the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency for contaminated soil.