Waste Collection

Aside from the waste we create at home, school along with other public areas, there are also those from hospitals, industries, farms along with other sources. Humans rely so much on material things plus they all end up as waste. And hey where does the waste end up? - what's the distinction between trash and garbage?

Trash: Solid waste form places like your atic, backyard or study. Trash items include paper and card boxes and the like.
Garbage: This is waste from kitchen and bathroom. They also include waste from cooking food and from food storage facilities. Waste are items we do not need and discard.

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Occasionally there are things we've that the law requires us to discard because they can be harmful. Waste comes in infinite dimensions can be as small as an old toothbrush, or as large as the body of a school bus. Everybody creates waste, though some individuals are very environmentally aware and create very little. Similarly, some nations do an excellent job creating less waste and controlling your stresses the rest. Others are pretty horrible and have created huge environmental problems for the people and animals living there.

Did you know?

Europe creates about over 1.8 billion tonnes of waste every year. This means each person creates about 3.5tonnes on average.

Did you know?

In 2010, Americans generated about 250 million tons of trash and recycled and composted over 85 million tons of this material, equivalent to a 34.1 percent recycling rate. Normally, we recycled and composted 1.51 pounds out of our individual waste production of 4.43 pounds per person per day. EPA, USA.

All around the world, communities manage their waste or trash differently. Some common methods of controlling your stresses their waste include landfilling, recycling and composting. Other communities strongly committed to waste reduction and litter prevention\/control aimed at reducing the production of waste in the first place. Some communities also engage in waste-to energy plants and hazardous waste disposal programs.