Waste materials can be used to produce cement concrete, asphalt concrete, block concrete, and other construction materials. This has been known for more than 30 years in the field of civil engineering. To allay ecological concerns, several nations are currently researching the reprocessing of neutral carbon and bio-oil wastes (NC&BoWs). These wastes are sustainable, but because of their large volume of landfill disposal, which has detrimental effects on the ecosystem and its inhabitants, they are starting to become quite worried for the ecosystem. Therefore, this study provides a comprehensive review of the use of NC&BoWs on warm mix asphalt (WMA) concrete to lessen our worries about the environment. Numerous investigations have been conducted to enhance various WMA technologies. These three technologies such as foaming, chemical, and organic enhance the structural behavior of WMA concrete and lower the viscosity of the asphalt binder. A bibliometric analysis shows that only 26 out of the 168 articles related to this study were published by Scopus between 2012 and 2023. Full-length articles accounted for 100.0% of Scopus publications, and it seems that not a single review article was accepted and published by Scopus. Based on the subject area, the fields of engineering, materials sciences, and physics and astronomy published 50.0%, 43.5%, and 6.5% of the Scopus articles, respectively. Consequently, the findings suggested that further reviews are necessary to verify NC&BoWs' ongoing efficacy in WMA concrete.