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Anaerobic Digestion -- Using pretreatment and enzymatic saccharification technologies to produce fermentable sugars from agricultural wastes -- Various sludge pretreatments: their impact on biogas generation -- Hydrolysis of Lignocellulosic Biomass for Recovering Hemicellulose: State-of-the-Art -- Latent potential of Microalgal Biomass: Research Efforts and Challenges -- Treatment of dye wastewater for water reuse using membrane bioreactor and biofouling control -- Economic and Market Value of Biogas Technology -- Biomass Gasification -- Activated Carbon from Renewable Sources: Thermochemical conversion and activation of biomass and carbon residues from biomass gasification -- Pyrolysis of Biomass -- Liquefaction of biomass for bio-oil products -- Intensified Synthesis of bio-ethanol from sustainable biomass -- Current approaches in producing oil and biodiesel from microalgal biomass -- Intensified Synthesis of Biodiesel from Sustainable Raw Materials Using Enzymatic Approach -- An integrated approach for efficient energy recovery production from livestock and agro-industrial wastes -- An integrated approach for efficient energy recovery production from livestock and agro-industrial wastes -- Microbial Fuel Cells: Types and Applications.

This book gives an overview on techniques and future perspectives of various aspects of waste biomass management. It also presents the economic and environmental evaluation, and also the monetary value-benefits and sustainability of the different processes. Recycling processes of lignocellulosic biomass from palm oil mill waste are covered, as well as from sugar industry waste and agriculture waste. It also includes thermal and non-thermal technologies for resource recovery from waste biomass. Challenges in the reuse and recycling of waste biomass are discussed, i.e., the hygienic safety in biomass management and bioremediation technologies for conversion into valuable products. The book is aiming at scientists, researchers and students alike, who are working in the research areas pertaining to waste management.