Some Challenging Transdisciplinary Aspects of the Sustainable Waste Management in the Permacrisis Context

Authors: Pop IG* and Prisac I

DOI: 10.23880/oajwx-16000207

Volume 8, Issue 3

Abstract

The purpose of the paper is to identify a new and complete perspective on knowledge integration in permacrises. This model is based on another scale, in a synergistic-generative transdisciplinary manner, in order to transfer and implement knowledge in the knowledge based society/economy context, in order to realize an adequate model to overcome the global and local damages generated by the permacrises with its five disturbance transitional spaces: geopolitical; energetic and waste management; climate and water; demography, food security and health endemism; and finally the big challenge of the development and impact of IT, automatic and technological transition. The waste is a very challenging problem in the context of the rise of population, the diversification of industries, the complexity of transportations, energetic problems, and the lack of the specific culture for all is connected to this troubling issues. The climate crisis, pollution, desertification and biodiversity loss, the health and pandemics, the new global and local conflicts, and the ungoverned development of new technologies are parts of the manifestation of the permacrises as a global collapse, necessitating specific creative innovative specific solutions.

Keywords: Waste Management; Permacrises; Five Disturbance Spaces of Knowledge; Creative Innovative Solutions; Waste Sustainable Development, Transdisciplinary Cybernetic Approach; Energetic Challenges; Waste Management

View PDF