Waste management is important for the environment. Waste can cause pollution and disease if it is not handled properly. There ar
e many different methods of waste management to help ease the environmental pressures imposed by waste. Modern methods include recycling, composting, incineration, sustainability, landfill, integration, waste-to-energy, and waste minimization. The planet depends on a successful approach to waste disposal. Composting helps the environment by reducing the amount of solid waste that is deposed in landfills. What is an example of a solid waste which should be composted?
A) plastic
B) kitchen scraps
C) grass clippings
D) kitchen scraps and grass clippings
The correct answer is letter d. kitchen scraps and grass clippings.
Waste Disposal is best described as the activities<span> and </span>moves<span> required to </span>manage<span> waste from its inception to its </span>very last <span>disposal. This </span>consists of among different matters collection<span>, </span>delivery<span>, </span>treatment<span> and disposal of waste </span>together<span> with </span>tracking <span>and </span>law<span>. It </span>additionally<span> encompasses the </span>criminal<span> and regulatory framework that </span>pertains to<span> waste </span>management<span> encompassing </span>steerage<span> on recycling.</span>
half of the original c-14 isotope remain in the fossil 5730 years after the organisms died. 1/4 of the original isotope will remain 5730 years after that or 11460 years after the organism died.
The expected growth mark marker for a 6 month old infant is that the infant can transfer objects from hand to hand, rolls from prone to supine, sits well unsupported, presents with stranger anxiety, and that the patient can babble.
Yes. It's a nonrenewable resource as it takes billions of years to form it. It would take another billion year to form natural. By then, who know if Human civilisation will end.