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Solid Waste management-IEC

This document discusses solid waste management. It defines solid waste management as the collection, transportation, disposal, recycling, and monitoring of waste produced by human activity to avoid health and environmental impacts. It describes different types of waste - biodegradable, non-biodegradable, recyclable, e-waste, and special waste - and provides examples of each. The document also discusses where different types of waste can be disposed of, such as trash bins, composting, and material recovery facilities. It notes that not all waste reaches its designated disposal place and addresses some issues caused by improper waste disposal.

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Solid Waste management-IEC

This document discusses solid waste management. It defines solid waste management as the collection, transportation, disposal, recycling, and monitoring of waste produced by human activity to avoid health and environmental impacts. It describes different types of waste - biodegradable, non-biodegradable, recyclable, e-waste, and special waste - and provides examples of each. The document also discusses where different types of waste can be disposed of, such as trash bins, composting, and material recovery facilities. It notes that not all waste reaches its designated disposal place and addresses some issues caused by improper waste disposal.

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SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

WHAT COMES TO YOUR MIND WHEN WE


TALK ABOUT SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT?
Collecting
Disposing
Treating
Segregating
Recycling
Re-using
SOLID WASTE
MANAGEMENT
-is the precise name for the collection, transportation,
disposal or recycling and monitoring of waste. This term
is assigned to the material, waste material that is produced
through human being activity. This material is managed to
avoid its adverse effect over human health and
environment.
TYPES OF WASTE
 Biodegradable
 Non-Biodegradable or
Residual Wastes
 Recyclable
 E-wastes
 Special Wastes
BIODEGRADAB
LE MADUNOT
Biodegradable waste includes any organic matter
in waste which can be broken down into carbon
dioxide, water, methane or simple organic
molecules by micro-organisms and other living
things by composting, aerobic digestion, anaerobic
digestion or similar processes.
CAN YOU GIVE ME
EXAMPLES OF
BIODEGRADABLE
WASTES?
NON-
BIODEGRADABLE/ INDI
RESIDUAL WASTE MADUNOT
A Non-Biodegradable material can be defined as
a kind of substance which cannot be broken down
by natural organisms and acts as a source of
pollution. Unlike biodegradable wastes, non-
biodegradable cannot be easily handled. It is a
material that doesn't decompose or that can't be
recycled.
CAN YOU GIVE ME
EXAMPLES OF RESIDUAL
WASTES?
PWEDE
RECYCLABLE MAGAMIT

Recyclable Waste are wastes to pass again


through a series of changes or treatments such
as to process something to regain its human use.
CAN YOU GIVE ME
EXAMPLES OF
RECYCLABLE WASTES?
ELECTRICAL
E-WASTES WASTE

Electronic waste or e-waste describes discarded


electrical or electronic devices. Used electronics
which are destined for refurbishment, reuse,
resale, salvage recycling through material
recovery, or disposal are also considered e-waste
CAN YOU GIVE ME
EXAMPLES OF E-WASTES?
SPECIAL CHEMICAL/
WASTES HAZARDOUS/
HOSPITAL WASTE
Special waste is any solid waste or combination of
solid wastes that due to its quantity, concentration,
physical or chemical characteristics or, biological
properties requires special handling and disposal.
CAN YOU GIVE ME
EXAMPLES OF SPECIAL
WASTES?
WHERE CAN WE
THROW/DISPOSED OUR WASTE?
TRASH BINS
 -a bin that holds rubbish until it is collected.
COMPOSTING

Compost, the act of collecting and storing plant


material so it can decay and be added to soil to
improve its quality.
MRF-MATERIAL RECOVERY
FACILITY

-is a building to receive, sort, process and store


recyclable materials to be shipped and marketed to
end-users.
NOT ALL WASTE GOES DIRECTLY
TO ITS DESIGNATED PLACE.
ESPECIALLY SINGLE-USED
PLASTICS.
WHERE DID OUR PLASTICS GO?
Household (Balay)

Practices:
 Improper waste disposal
 No segregation

Effects:
 Scattered wastes
 Clogged Canals and other water ways

Environmental & Health Impact:


 Surface and ground water contamination
 Spreading of diseases
 Flooding
 Air pollution
WHAT IS THE ALTERNATIVE
SOLUTION?
TRASH IN A BOTTLE
REDUCED WASTE BY:
ALWAYS REMEMBER THE MAGIC

R
PROVINCE WIDE CONVERGENCE
LIMPYO ILOILO CLEAN-
UP

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