Emerging challenges in urban waste management in Tehran, Iran during the COVID-19 pandemic

Emerging challenges in urban waste management in Tehran, Iran during the COVID-19 pandemic

•New challenges in MSW management in Tehran after the COVID-19 pandemic was studied.•Over 5.5 millions of PPEs are being daily discarded in Tehran during COVID-19.•Hospital wastes are being disposed of without undergoing any treatment in Tehran.•Landfilling of MSW has increased by 34.7% after the ou...

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