ArticleInternational journal of environmental research and public health2026
From Waste to Health: Landfill Biogas Recovery as a Strategy for Greenhouse Gas Mitigation and Public Health Co-Benefits in Brazil.
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Biogas from municipal solid waste is a promising pathway for renewable energy production while mitigating environmental pollution and public health risks. In this study, biogas emissions from a sanitary landfill in Maringá, southern Brazil, were evaluated using three models (IPCC, LandGEM, and CETESB tool) to estimate methane generation and energy recovery potential. Experimental analysis revealed methane concentrations from 51.10 ± 8.89% to 57.06 ± 1.19% across collection drains, indicating favorable conditions for energy utilization. Methane generation was estimated under different scenarios, reaching up to 1.30 × 10
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