Materials Reports: Solidwaste and Ecomaterials Open Access Editors-in-Chief: Dongmin Wang, Chi Sun Poon, Hongzhi Cui, Zuhua Zhang
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  • Materials Reports: Solidwaste and Ecomaterials (MRSE) is an international journal with the mission of communicating innovative and original research, interesting and critical thinking, development, and application of various solid wastes around the world. Original research, reviews, short communications, and case studies that have the concept of turning solid wastes into unhazardous, useful, functional, and valuable materials are considered. Through publication activities, we aim to provide scientific understanding, innovative ideas, sustainable solutions, advanced technologies, affordable practices, and management skills to support the total recycling of solid wastes and achieve the goal of a zero-waste society. The ultimate goal is to build a green ecological environment for human beings and other living things.

     

    Topics covered include, but are not limited to:

    • Construction and demolition wastes: waste concrete, bricks, concrete slurry waste, decoration garbage, asphalt concrete, wood, etc.
    • Mining solid wastes: mining tailings, waste rock, waste treatment sludge, and other discarded materials.
    • Coal combustion wastes: fly ash, bottom ash, boiler slag, fluidized bed combustion ash, etc.
    • Solid waste from metallurgical industries: blast furnace slag, steel slag, red mud, etc.
    • Industrial hazardous solid waste: mercury-containing wastes, radioactive wastes, electronics (computers, televisions, mobile phones), MSWI bottom ash, fly ash, etc.
    • Waste gypsum-flue gas desulphurisation gypsum, phosphogypsum, etc.
    • Agriculture solid wastes: crop residues, weeds, leaf litter, sawdust, forest waste, livestock waste, various biochar, etc.

     

    This journal welcomes relevant technologies and scientific research on turning the above wastes into valuable materials, such as alkali-activated binders, mine filling materials, low-carbon cements, and concretes. Mineral carbonation, successful applications, life cycle assessment, and management, legislation and policy for recycling of solid wastes.

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  • Editors-in-Chief: Dongmin Wang, Chi Sun Poon, Hongzhi Cui, Zuhua Zhang

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  • Chongqing Southwest Information Co., Ltd. (SWIC)

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