How to manage waste eco-friendly?
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Manas
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I 've been searching about eco-friendly waste management techniques and, happened to read a blog https://junkit.ca/blog/necessary-recycling-for-green-living/ which explains the importance of reusing. I found this very helpful. I was wondering if you guys could tell me some more methods to do this. And what are the limitations of such methods?
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Most cities and towns now have requirements for recycling waste items. In our town (which is small); residents have to take their own discards/trash/recycled things to the town transfer station. WE have bullet things that crush 1) recyclables 2) garbage. Then there is a "lot" for discarding wooden things, then a section for metal things, then one for glass items (windows/doors etc) then a place for stone, left over tiles etc, then a place for discarded appliances, then a bldg for returnables, and next to that the favorite spot in town; a bldg that people leave unwanted household items, books etc.. Oh and I forgot between the appliance section and the bottle shed there are receptacles for Good will and Salvation army donations. It is pretty perfect. Also in our town if a resident desires, they can keep all their kitchen refuse and place it in a container outside their house and once a week, it will be picked up and they will be left a container of garden soil. My own particular pet peeve is the discarding of soiled paper diapers with out separating the component parts. We are ardent recyclers.
Hello Mana, hope this helps you out, in our City we separate as follows: I put recyclables in a blue bag, I rake many other larger items to donation centres like goodwill, salvation army or the diabetes association. We have a bin for all organics including yard waste like grass clippings, etc. And a black bin for items that can't be recycled or composted, like Styrofoam meat trays, egg cartons and product packaging. Most of the drinks we purchase here have a bottle deposit, I take the bottles/milk cartons, etc. to depot and get the depot money back
https://evreka.co/blog/eco-friendly-solid-waste-management/
Hey there, Mana! You can check this out. Hope this helps!
https://www.nature.org/en-us/about-us/where-we-work/united-states/delaware/stories-in-delaware/delaware-eight-ways-to-reduce-waste/
It's great to see that you're interested in eco-friendly waste management techniques! Reusing items is an excellent way to reduce waste and conserve resources. Some additional methods that you could consider include composting, donating items to charity or thrift stores, and using refillable containers for items like soap or shampoo. However, it's important to keep in mind that there may be limitations to these methods. For example, not all items can be composted, and some charities may have specific guidelines for donation items. Additionally, it may not always be possible to use refillable containers for certain products. Overall, though, reusing items is a fantastic way to reduce waste and contribute to a more sustainable future. And, if you're ever unsure of what to do with a particular item, bin rental companies often offer guidance and resources for responsible waste management.