| We're not talking about Waste Management, Inc., | | | | again. Since they burn materials that are literally no |
| we're going to talk about Managing your Waste; like | | | | good for our Mother Earth, it's a very controversial |
| separating certain things & stuff like that. The | | | | issue that people can argue about for days & days. |
| technical definition for Waste Management is: The | | | | Regardless of what people may think or what they |
| gathering, transfer, processing, recycling, disposal, & | | | | say, Incineration is a method that produces a lot of |
| even the monitoring of waste materials. This term | | | | heat & is also a way that can be used as energy. |
| refers to materials that are human made & that can | | | | Biological Reprocessing |
| have a negative health impact on today's society; | | | | A lot of materials that are live in nature, like plants & |
| things such as gas, certain liquids, & even radioactive | | | | products made out of paper, can be recycled by |
| substances are all things that are under Waste | | | | something called biological composting & digestion |
| Management. | | | | processes that are able to decompose the organic |
| As of now, there are a variety of Waste | | | | material within those substances. The end product is |
| Management Methods of Disposal, but we're only | | | | known & labeled as mulch / compost that is used for |
| going to cover the ones that are most common: | | | | agricultural & landscaping purposes. Another thing that |
| Recycling | | | | is produced is Waste Gas which can be caught & |
| There are organizations that can go on for days, | | | | used for the electricity & heat that you have in your |
| months, & even years convincing people that they | | | | home. The whole idea & purpose of Biological |
| need to recycle to save the world; therefore, it's the | | | | Reprocessing is to control & speed up the natural |
| most common way of Waste Management. The | | | | process of decomposition when it comes to Organic |
| regular & most typical definition for recycling is to | | | | Matter. |
| collect & reuse waste materials that we use | | | | Avoidance & Reduction Methods |
| everyday; like empty water bottles or those Super | | | | The most important method of Waste Management |
| Large cups you get from Fast Food Restaurants. | | | | just so happens to be the Avoidance & Reduction |
| They've made it so easy for us by even | | | | Method - it's also known as Waste Reduction. It's |
| manufacturing different bins that distinguish between | | | | almost like recycling because this method involves the |
| things that can be recycled & things that can plainly | | | | use of secondhand products, repairing things that are |
| go in the trash. | | | | broken, but that can be used again, & even creating |
| Incineration | | | | products that are specifically designed to be reused. |
| Incineration is where you burn things-it's as simple as | | | | The best way that this can be done is by actually |
| that. Incineration is the course of exothermic chemical | | | | doing it yourself & by showing other people that it |
| reactions that occur when a fuel & an oxidant that is | | | | can be done if there is a certain amount of effort |
| joined by the production of heat & the | | | | put into accomplishing it. |
| transformation of chemical species. Usually, when | | | | These are the basic & most popular ways to |
| they burn things like these, the incinerators transform | | | | manage your waste. They may not be for everyone; |
| those waste materials into heat, gas, & ash; which | | | | but on the other hand, one of these may be the |
| are substances that are particularly harmful to our | | | | perfect one for you. If it were me, I'd probably go |
| environment. In an ordinary situation, Incineration | | | | to my local Junk Yard in California, see if they had |
| takes parts from Wrecking Yards & most Salvage | | | | things that can be recycled, then fix them up & sell |
| Yards that are not even in the condition to be used | | | | them...but that's just me. |