Leveraging Industrial Waste for Green Sustainable Nanobiopolymer Synthesis: Polymer, Environmental, Legal and Global Arbitration Perspectives

Year : 2026 | Volume : 14 | Special Issue 01 | Page : 705 711
    By

    Kiran Paudel,

  • Aqsa S. Fatima,

  1. Research Scholar, Sharda School of Law, Sharda University, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India
  2. Assistant Professor, Sharda School of Law, Sharda University, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India

Abstract

Nanobiopolymers can be synthesized from industrial waste using innovative methods, marking a forward-looking and ecologically sound step in production methods address to his Home State Industrial waste has been used conventionally either through incineration, landfilling or stabilization. It results in large environmental risks, including air, water and soil pollution and often involves costly stabilization and disposal. With the help of polymer and composite substance recovering value means life for current scientific deputies in the straight skipping movement. The focus of this article has been nanomaterials of high value out of such waste: biopolymeric nanocomposites and nanoparticles. Says Jinping Zhang, of the National University of Singapore and a co-author on this paper Methods ranging from co-precipitation to acid leaching, ball milling to microwave irradiation allow for the reutilization and conversion of waste streams into functional nanomaterials. These can be used in tasks such as water purification and advanced manufacturing with new technology. The resulting composite substance and nanobiopolymers ranging from nanocellulose to nano-silica and chitin-shaped nanoparticles to composite hydrogels have gained wide acceptance for use in environmental remediation, biomedical, packaging, or agricultural production. Yet it’s clear that scaling up laboratory processes for industry adoption requires rigorous process control, solid economic analysis and sound environmental cost/benefits justification when making large-scale industrial investment decisions.

Keywords: Arbitration, Industrial Waste, Green Sustainability, Nanobiopolymer Synthesis, Environmental and Legal Perspectives.

[This article belongs to Special Issue under section in Journal of Polymer & Composites (jopc)]

How to cite this article:
Kiran Paudel, Aqsa S. Fatima. Leveraging Industrial Waste for Green Sustainable Nanobiopolymer Synthesis: Polymer, Environmental, Legal and Global Arbitration Perspectives. Journal of Polymer & Composites. 2026; 14(01):705-711.
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Kiran Paudel, Aqsa S. Fatima. Leveraging Industrial Waste for Green Sustainable Nanobiopolymer Synthesis: Polymer, Environmental, Legal and Global Arbitration Perspectives. Journal of Polymer & Composites. 2026; 14(01):705-711. Available from: https://journals.stmjournals.com/jopc/article=2026/view=237522


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Volume 14
Special Issue 01
Received 03/12/2025
Accepted 13/12/2025
Published 24/02/2026
Publication Time 83 Days
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