Countries that are parties to the Paris Agreement are committed to reducing their greenhouse gas emissions. Two of the biggest sources of greenhouse gases are coal-fired power generation and methane emissions from household waste (municipal solid waste (MSW)) in landfill. Transitioning from coal to renewable fuels and eliminating landfill are key steps to achieving the goals of the agreement. In developing countries where there is often a heavy reliance on coal and a lack of waste management programs, meeting these commitments is a huge challenge.

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