Waste Management

Electronic waste, or e-waste, is the term used to describe discarded consumer electronics such as computers, mobile phones, TVs, and

Domestic waste, also referred to as residential waste, is garbage produced by homes or modestly sized residential communities. Waste of

The feces or faeces that dogs create is known as dog waste. When dogs are permitted to wander freely or

The management of demolition wastes is a crucial step in the safe and effective dismantling of structures and buildings. The

Waste that is produced during different processes and activities is referred to as controlled wastes and must be handled in

Consumable waste includes things like food trash, paper goods, cleaning supplies, and personal care items that have been used up

Waste management for construction and demolition (C&D) projects is crucial for the construction sector. It entails the careful processing and

Composite wastes are mixtures of various waste types that are difficult to separate for recycling, such as papers and plastics.

Commercial wastes are garbage generated by businesses, organizations, and institutions. This could include waste from workplaces, retail locations, manufacturing facilities,

Coffee wastewater, often referred to as coffee effluent, is a liquid byproduct created during the cultivation, processing, and brewing of

Waste produced during the diagnosis, treatment, or vaccination of people or animals is referred to as clinical wastes. Sharps (needles,