In a study by Beigl et. al. [4] performed an LCA using integrated waste management (IWM) software to compare the effects of the waste on ecology with economic impact, based on global warming potential, acidification potential, and the net energy used. Three scenarios were derived when carrying out the study, namely (1) Recycling by collection in the bring system, (2) Recycling by kerbside collection method, and (3) No recycling involved, respectively. It was concluded that kerbside collection is ecologically better than collection in the bring system because the specific fuel consumption is lower for collective transports since the route is always shorter than that for individual transports which have to take longer route. Iriarte et al and Rives et al [5-6] applied LCA to compare the overall environmental impacts of solid waste management; both used SimaProTM software to perform the LCA. Where in [5] it was concluded that that the collection system with the least impact is multi-container collection. While [6] concluded that choice of waste container is based mostly on economic or aesthetic criteria. LCA can be used as a decision making tool as discussed in a study by [7-8] using WAMPS and SimaPro LCA software, respectively. Both studies concluded that landfill present the worst environmental burden from waste.