Recyclable garbage: collect recyclable garbage (such as paper, plastic, metal, glass, etc.) by classification. ), and then sent to recycling enterprises or recycling stations. These wastes will be processed and then produced into new products or raw materials.
Hazardous waste: hazardous waste (such as waste batteries, fluorescent tubes, waste paint, waste drugs, etc.). ) should be collected separately and transported to the local hazardous waste treatment center or specific waste treatment plant. These wastes will be specially treated to ensure that they will not cause harm to the environment and human health.
Kitchen waste: kitchen waste (such as food residue, peel, vegetable residue, etc. ) Biogas can be composted or fermented to generate energy. It can be composted at home or sent to a local composting plant for treatment.
Waste treatment plant: Some wastes, such as specific construction wastes and medical wastes, may need to be sent to special waste treatment plants for safe treatment, such as incineration, landfill or chemical treatment.
Reuse and donation: some waste products, such as waste furniture, electrical appliances, clothes, etc. , can be repaired, cleaned and reused, and can also be donated to people or institutions in need.
Whether waste is recycled or safely disposed of, local laws, regulations and guidelines must be followed to ensure the correct disposal of waste and reduce the impact on the environment and health.