Therefore, within such contexts, sustainable MSW management needs environmental assessment methods that evaluate waste treatment methods׳ environmental acceptability. Life cycle assessment (LCA) is a methodology capable of evaluating environmental pollution throughout the life cycle of a specific product and/or service on a cradle to grave basis [11]. LCA has been frequently used to evaluate and compare the environmental aspects of different MSW management strategies. The LCA findings have paved the way to sustainable development in waste management and have considered as inputs to decision-making in terms of the choice of waste management strategies. Table 1 summarizes a variety of LCA studies conducted on MSW management systems. However, most of the LCA studies conducted on MSW management suffer from malpractices in several aspects of LCA such as significant deficiencies in terms of their goal and scope definition e.g. unclear delimitation of the system boundaries. Other deficiencies include truncated impact coverage, difficulties in capturing influential local specificities such as representative waste compositions into the inventory, and a frequent lack of essential sensitivity and uncertainty analyses [12].