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ขSolid waste management is a worldwide problem and it is becoming more and more complicated day by day due to rise in population, industrialization as well as changes in our life style. Presently most of the waste generated is either disposed of in an open dump in developing countries or in landfills in the developed ones. Landfilling as well as open dumping requires lot of land mass and could also result in several environmental problems. Land application of urban/municipal solid waste (MSW) can be carried out as it is rich in organic matter and contains significant amount of recyclable plant nutrients. The presence of heavy metals and different toxics substances restricts its land use without processing. Vermicomposting of MSW, prior to land application may be a sustainable waste management option, as the vermicast obtained at the end of vermicomposting process is rich in plant nutrients and is devoid of pathogenic organism. Utilization of vermicast produced from urban/municipal solid waste in agriculture will facilitate in growth of countries economy by lowering the consumption of inorganic fertilizer and avoiding land degradation problem. Vermicomposting of urban/MSW can be an excellent practice, as it will be helpful in recycling valuable plant nutrients. This review deals with various aspects of vermicomposting of MSW.

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(B) Solid waste management is a worldwide problem and it is becoming more and more complicated day by day due to rise in population as well as changes in industrialization, our life style most of the generated waste. Presently is either disposed of in an open dump in landfills in developing countries or in the developed ones as well as Landfilling. open lot requires land mass of dumping and could also result in several environmental problems of urban Land application./municipal solid waste (MSW) can be carried out as it is rich in organic matter and contains significant amount of recyclable plant nutrients and The presence of heavy metals. different toxics substances restricts its use of land without prior processing MSW, Vermicomposting. to sustainable land management application may be a waste as the option, at the end of obtained vermicast vermicomposting process is rich in plant nutrients and is devoid of pathogenic organism. Utilization of solid vermicast produced from waste in municipal/urban agriculture will facilitate growth in economy by lowering consumption of the countries of inorganic fertilizer and avoiding land degradation problem. of Vermicomposting can be an excellent MSW/urban practice, as it will be helpful in This valuable nutrients recycling plant deals with various aspects. review of vermicomposting of MSW.

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B. Solid waste management is a worldwide problem and it is becoming more and more complicated day by day due to rise in population, industrialization as well as changes in our life style. Presently most of the waste generated is either disposed of in an open dump in. developing countries or in landfills in the developed ones. Landfilling as well as open dumping requires lot of land mass and could also result in several environmental problems. Land application of urban / municipal solid waste (MSW) can be carried out as it is rich in. organic matter and contains significant amount of recyclable plant nutrients. The presence of heavy metals and different toxics substances restricts its land use without processing. Vermicomposting of MSW, prior to land application may be a sustainable waste management option, as the vermicast obtained at the end. of vermicomposting process is rich in plant nutrients and is devoid of pathogenic organism. Utilization of vermicast produced from urban / municipal solid waste in agriculture will facilitate in growth of countries economy by lowering the consumption of inorganic fertilizer and avoiding land degradation problem. Vermicomposting of urban. / MSW can be an excellent practice, as it will be helpful in recycling valuable plant nutrients. This review deals with various aspects of vermicomposting of MSW.