Question

what is residual waste ? a. waste that can be composted b. waste that can be recycled c. waste that can be recycled, but not composted d. waste that cannot be composted or recycled​

Answer 1

Answer:

C, a waste that can be recycled, but not composted

Explanation:

waste that can be recycled, but not composted, residual waste is things leather, rubber, textiles, glass, industrial equipment, electronics, pumps, piping, storage tanks, filters, fertilizers, pesticides, pharmaceutical waste, detergents and cleaners, photographic film and paper, you can reporpose it but it will not compost

Answer 2

Answer:

d. waste that cannot be composted or recycled

Explanation:

The waste that is left once all the recyclable waste is removed is called residual waste. It includes the waste materials that can not be subjected to recycling or composting. These waste materials cannot be re-used.  

Most of the residual waste is removed from the system by burying them in landfills. Some of the examples of residual wastes are CDs, DVDs, crayons, chewing gums, etc.