1st Slide: Waste Management Concepts

2nd Slide:
 Waste management refers to the various practices and strategies used to manage,
reduce, and dispose of waste. Effective waste management involves minimizing waste
generation, maximizing recycling and reuse, and proper disposal of non-recyclable
waste.
 The 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) to be followed for waste management.

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3rd Slide:
Reduce – Reduce waste by consuming less and using resources more efficiently.
Disposable goods:
1) paper plate, 7) paper napkin,
2) paper bowl, 8) durable goods
3) Styrofoam cup, 9) ceramic/plastic plate,
4) plastic spoon, 10) metal spoon,
5) roll of paper, 11) glass/plastic drinking cup,
6) towels, 12) dish towel, cloth napkin (Recovery of one ton
paper can save 17 trees)
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4th Slide:
Reuse – Reuse products and materials to save resources, reduce waste, and donate
or sell items that no longer need.
 Don't buy new containers, use existing ones as pencil stands or vases.
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Recycle – Recycling is important for conserving natural resources, reducing

greenhouse gas emissions, and saving energy.
 Use shopping bags made of cloth or jute which can be used over and over
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5th Slide: Waste Management Hierarchy

6h Slide:
Waste management concepts vary between countries and regions.
Some of the most general, widely used concepts include:
1. Waste hierarchy refers to the “3 Rs” reduce, reuse and recycle.

 The waste hierarchy aims to extract maximum practical benefits from products and reduce
waste.
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