From delivery boxes to toilet paper, food waste, recyclable items and plastic items - domestic waste refers to all types of waste produced by households.

Meanwhile, incineration plants are also facing tougher environmental rules. A policy issued by the Ministry of Ecology and Environment requires the country’s 400 domestic waste incinerators to ...

Waste-to-energy incineration projects are allowing major cities to shift away from landfills, but those based in counties are struggling to meet capacity.

The piles of waste have quietly disappeared from public view, leaving many to wonder: where has all the trash gone? Recently, a topic with hashtag "China's waste is running out" has been trending on ...

In 2020, the southern city of Shenzhen is scheduled to begin operating the world’s largest waste-to-energy plant, with an expected daily incinerating capacity of 5,000 tons of the city’s trash.

There are two incinerators - or "energy from waste" plants - already operating in Wales and two more have been built. Crymlyn Burrows in Swansea opened in 2002 to deal with waste from Neath Port ...