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Daniel Mmereki is an environmental health and sustainability scholar whose work spans waste management, circular economy systems, and indoor environmental exposure science, with strong engagement in Southern Africa and broader low- and middle-income contexts. His research integrates environmental policy, public health, and resource efficiency, contributing to evidence-based strategies for sustainable development and green transitions.
A central focus of his scholarship is waste governance and waste-to-energy systems, including landfill gas recovery, food loss and waste management, and health care waste practices. Through systematic and policy-oriented reviews, he evaluates institutional, regulatory, and technological barriers, offering practical pathways to strengthen circular economy implementation and environmental protection in developing regions.
Mmereki also advances knowledge on indoor pollutants such as phthalates, examining exposure pathways in residential and educational settings and assessing health risk mitigation strategies. Complementary work in construction safety, radiotherapy systems, and climate-resilient agriculture reflects a multidisciplinary strength in linking environmental exposures, technology, and public health outcomes to inform policy and improve community well-being.
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