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The term municipal solid waste is used to describe about the non-hazardous solid waste from a village, town, or city. These wastes are collected and required specific amount of time, routine or a periodic collection and transport to a processing or disposal site. There are a number of sources that contributes to the municipal solid wastes. Major source of municipal solid wastes are commercial establishments, private homes, and institutions (e.g., schools) industrial facilities, except include industrial process wastes, construction and demolition debris, sewage sludge, mining wastes, or agricultural wastes (Nathanson & Schneider, 2015).