Circular waste economy education and environmental degeneration hazard shock-effect on food security in Nigeria

Abstract

Environmental toxicity factors mean shock-burdens to the implicit flow of welfare resources and overall economic well-being. A circular economy is an economic system designed with the intention that maximum use is extracted from resources and minimum waste is generated for disposal. Although some circular economy practices are already well established in some places (chiefly in more developed countries), most multiple environmental waste sanitation, management and control interrelated systems are not sustainable especially in developing countries for, the development and, the achievement and, the distribution of benefits from a circular economy. Corroborating the need for circular-waste economy education, the waste effect burden analysis in, a VAR framework showed that for the sustainability of the functional integrity of the biosphere, economic systems need to be designed within sustainable developmental circular economic models