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    of the private sector is limited‚ and illegal dumping of domestic and industrial waste is a common practice. Improper Solid waste management leads to substantial negative environmental impacts for example‚ pollution of air‚ soil & water‚ and generation of greenhouse gases from landfills‚ and health and safety problems such as diseases spread by insects and rodents attracted by garbage heaps‚ and diseases associated with different forms of pollution. Municipal authorities charged with responsibility

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    “dumpster diving”. This technique involves rummaging through the garbage of retailers‚ residences‚ offices‚ and other facilities for useful goods. Society’s stereotypes about garbage‚ the goods recovered by freegans are safe‚ useable‚ clean‚ and in perfect or near-perfect condition‚ a symptom of a throwaway culture that encourages to constantly replace older goods with newer ones‚ and where retailers plan high-volume product disposal as part of their economic model. 2. Dumpster diving is legal

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    Historical Research on Waste Management Sean Depkin Jones International University Abstract Waste management is a necessary industry and has been traced back to 3000 B.C. It originally started off garbage dumps or landfills and has progressed to recycling facilities and incinerators that produce both heat and energy from the burned waste. It has been influenced by both motorized transportation and the advances in technology. The most influential person in the waste management industry in the

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    down into tiny toxic particles that contaminate the soil and waterways and enter the food chain when animals accidentally ingest them. But the problems surrounding waste plastic bags starts long before they photo degrade. When we dispose them in a garbage pile‚ the air‚ moisture‚ climate‚ or soil cannot break them down naturally to be dissolved with the surrounding land. Our planet is becoming increasingly contaminated by our unnecessary use of plastic carry bags. Big black bin liners‚ plastic carrier

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    As seen in table 3‚ due to the dumping of garbage and other effluents disrupted the smoothness of the river. The velocity of the river varied because of this and the natural relief of the positioning of the upper and lower courses. Another observation that was deduced was that the width of the river allowed more garbage to be accumulated‚ decreasing the velocity. The causes responsible for this are the garbage and household disposals. These conclusions were deduced from points 1-7.

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    aims for a positive solution to global warming in terms of reducing‚ reusing‚ recycling‚ and disposing of garbage properly in rural and middle class environments in the Philippines especially to those who live in riverside and areas. This essay will answer the following questions‚ what is Methane Gas? How serious can garbage emissions affect our environment? What can be done to lessen garbage emission? What are the ideas for reusing and recycling? In what ways can rural and middle class environment

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    Although the scenario depicted in Wall-E is extreme and unlikely to occur within my lifetime‚ the threat that garbage imposes on our environment is real. Through irresponsible practices‚ such as dumping garbage into the ocean or shipping it to less developed countries‚ and the complacency to allow such actions to occur‚ society is making the same mistake as the humans in Wall-E. Imposing garbage on other environments and pretending as if it is not a problem may work for a short while‚ but the ensuing

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    brought about. As far as the causes of this issue are concerned‚ three reasons can be looked into: bad waste disposal system‚ the rapid increase in the number of vehicles and the poor awareness of people. The first cause of pollution in big cities in our country is the bad disposal of waste. Whereas the number of industrial factories is going up rapidly‚ we have not had a good waste disposal system to deal with the dump‚ gases from these factories. As a result‚ these wastes find the way into the

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    Within the capital of Asuncion‚ Paraguay lays the countries largest waste disposal site called Cateura. The metropolitan area of Asuncion has rapidly grown in urban population and development over the past 40 years‚ but not in a well-planned manner. As such‚ this has created environmentally sensitive areas associated with negative impacts such as inadequate storm water drainage systems‚ and solid waste collection and disposal. This affects the water supply and sanitation infrastructure and services

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    plastic bags. Literally. Floating in the midst of the Pacific Ocean is a double-vortex of garbage that stretches from the west coast of the United States to the Islands of Japan. The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is composed six thousand three hundred and twenty-one miles of trash. The majority of this artificial waste continent is discarded fishing nets‚ plastic water bottles and caps‚ and plastic bags. Obviously‚ garbage in the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean may not seem like a serious problem for many

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