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1 percent of the total municipal solid waster generated in Pakistan is rubber waste.

Diapositiva 1 (un.org)

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Research paper Name :

Current Status and Potential of Tire Pyrolysis Oil Production as an Alternative Fuel in Developing
Countries (Sustainability | Free Full-Text | Current Status and Potential of Tire Pyrolysis Oil Production
as an Alternative Fuel in Developing Countries (mdpi.com))

page 13 para 6.4

feedstock is 889 to 1042 million kg in year 2019.

Tire rubber mainly contains a mixture of two or three rubbers including natural rubber (NR) and
synthetic rubber (SR).

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(PDF) Use of Scrapped Rubber Tires for Sustainable Construction of Manhole Covers (researchgate.net)

In Pakistan, around 300 tons of scrap rubber, including tires, are produced per month. Most of this trash
is dumped into landfill sites. The trash is thrown away on the ground at landfill sites, which is not only
hazardous for humans but also poses a severe risk to the environment [17]. According to the latest
report, the solid waste generation increases by 2.4% each year in Pakistan.

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Graana.com Blog | Overview of Solid Waste Management in Pakistan