The first one as it can help to build resilience but it is not a characteristic.
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The ways in which the municipality manage waste in our community are:
1. Municipality has alloted a community bin. To discard all the wastes in a particular dustbin, mixes both the biodegradable and non-biodegrabale wastes. Therefore, we must keep seperate dustbins for such wastes.
2. Instead of throwing the biodegradable waste in the dustbin, we can dig a pit in the ground and throw the wastes like vegetable peels in this pit. This process degrades such wastes by the action of microorganisms and can make manure out of it.
3. In many areas, plastic bags are still used.
Strict action should be taken by the municipality for using plastic bags. We must carry our own jute or cloth bag to carry items.
4. Industrial wastes should not be discarded in the water bodies. The wastes pollutes the water and also chokes the aquatic animals to death.
5. Hospital wastes should be discarded separately as the used things may lead to spread of a disease. One should ensure to decontaminate the waste before throwing in the dustbin.
Within the tissues, arterioles terminate into a network of microscopic capillaries. Substances move in and out of the capillary walls as the blood exchanges materials with the cells. Before leaving the tissues, capillaries unite into venules, which merge to form larger and larger veins that eventually return blood to the heart. Of all the blood vessels, only capillaries have walls thin enough to allow the exchange of materials between cells and the blood. Their extensive branching provides a sufficient surface area to pick up and deliver substances to all cells in the body.
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Answer: If I had a kid that was 13, I would say No
Explanation: I think no, because I would be to scared if something would happen to him. Plus, it’s just to be safe. Perhaps an adult can go with him to ensure he’s safe. Hope this helps -Bella