Waste Management

For the sake of preserving both the environment and human health, chemical wastes management must be done properly. The following

Business wastes include those wastes that are produced by businesses, including waste made of paper, plastic, food, and other items.

Large objects that are too huge to be disposed of in a conventional garbage receptacle are referred to as bulky

Materials created as a consequence of healthcare operations are referred to as biomedical wastes. If improperly handled, these materials might

An animal product (animal by-products) is any material derived from the body of an animal. Examples are fat, flesh, blood,

Agricultural wastes are a resource that can be used as fuel, fertilizer, and compost. The use of agricultural waste materials

Waste Minimisation Technology Waste minimisation is any action that reduces the amount and/or toxicity of waste produced by a process.

These methods do not only aim at efficient and environmentally friendly waste disposal and treatment, it also aims at regulating

1. Indiscriminate disposal and open burning This is the cheapest and easiest method of waste disposal and requires no special

Sanitation is the set of actions and activities carried out to improve the quality and reduce nuisance value and potential

Do not reuse an empty pesticide container for any purpose unless: It is specifically designed to be returned and refilled