Spent ground coffee – awaking the sustainability prospects
This paper outlines the threat of spent coffee ground (SCG) towards environmental health and some promising remedial efforts carried out by the scientific community working against it. To maintain human and earth wellbeing, massive biowastes left behind by the rising popularity of coffee drinking a...
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my.unimas.ir.356862021-07-26T03:53:27Z http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/35686/ Spent ground coffee – awaking the sustainability prospects Ahmad Beng Hong, Kueh SB Plant culture This paper outlines the threat of spent coffee ground (SCG) towards environmental health and some promising remedial efforts carried out by the scientific community working against it. To maintain human and earth wellbeing, massive biowastes left behind by the rising popularity of coffee drinking and its processing must be properly addressed. The recent waste to wealth value engineering efforts carried out to repurpose these biowastes are first presented. Some promising applications of SCGs in various prospective civil engineering areas alongside their favorable findings are then summarized. Attributed to beneficial properties as reported in existing studies, silica fume is recommended as the potential constituent to mix with SCG for future construction materials exploration in overcoming both the biowaste and industrial waste issues. UNUSA 2021-04-30 Article PeerReviewed text en http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/35686/1/Spent1.pdf Ahmad Beng Hong, Kueh (2021) Spent ground coffee – awaking the sustainability prospects. Environmental and Toxicology Management, 1 (1). pp. 1-6. ISSN 2777-0338 https://journal2.unusa.ac.id/index.php/etm/article/view/2016 https://doi.org/10.33086/etm.v1i1.2016 |
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This paper outlines the threat of spent coffee ground (SCG) towards environmental health and some promising remedial efforts carried out by the scientific community working against it. To maintain human and earth wellbeing, massive biowastes left behind by
the rising popularity of coffee drinking and its processing must be properly addressed. The recent waste to wealth value engineering
efforts carried out to repurpose these biowastes are first presented. Some promising applications of SCGs in various prospective civil
engineering areas alongside their favorable findings are then summarized. Attributed to beneficial properties as reported in existing
studies, silica fume is recommended as the potential constituent to mix with SCG for future construction materials exploration in overcoming both the biowaste and industrial waste issues. |
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