This review paper explores The rapid surge in population and industrialization has resulted in the generation of substantial waste volumes. Large quantities of waste from industrial, commercial, mining, agricultural, and domestic activities are discharged into the soil, either treated or untreated. This discharge has profound effects on soil properties, potentially leading to improvements or degradations in the soil's engineering behavior.

The review explores the This study explores the advantageous effects of specific agricultural and domestic wastes in geotechnical applications, using them to create a mixture. Agricultural and industrial waste materials are employed in the production of what is termed "Green Concrete."

This type of concrete is crafted using eco-friendly waste materials, thereby earning the designation of green concrete. The utilization of agricultural and industrial waste in this context not only addresses waste management concerns but also aligns with environmentally conscious practices, contributing to sustainable and eco-friendly construction solutions.