Plastic Waste and Wheat Straw into Biofuels and Conversion of Wastewater into Agricultural Use Water

The waste generated in low-income countries is more organic, necessitating less recycling and more open dumping. The consequences of this are that pollution of water and air is far worse in low-income countries than in more developed countries. However, does waste alone produce hazardous gases that contaminate the environment, or does industry, transportation, and power production, which is prevalent in more industrialized countries, contribute more to pollution? This is a contentious issue that might be debated for hours. The environment, on the other hand, cannot wait for everybody to debate the issue. The current chapter deals with the conversion of trash into wealth which is very economical and viable for the economic and societal upliftment of any country. Particularly plastics are hazardous materials, and it has very bad environmental impacts so their conversion into fuels is a great option from an environmental perspective. Wastewater from many sources creates havoc impact on the environment and ecology so its conversion into any useful means is in high demand particularly the conversion of wastewater into water for agricultural use which will boost the agricultural infrastructure. It is possible to assume that wastes created by agricultural activities and processes are helpful and can be used to reach the global renewable energy aim of inexpensive and accessible renewable energy. The findings of this study will contribute to the source of information and give fresh techniques and approaches for the use of agricultural waste to create renewable fuels. In the future, need to encourage the conversion of agricultural waste into biofuels in order to assure environmental cleanliness and environmental responsibility, encourage sustainable energy utilization, and avoid our planet's roaring collapse.