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To begin, separate your food waste from other types of garbage. You
can manage to do this by composting your food waste or using a separate
bin or container for your food scraps. Secondly, think about the various
food wastes that can be recycled. Eggshells, coffee grounds, tea bags,
coffee grounds, and the majority of fruit and vegetable scraps can all be
composted. Oily, meaty, and dairy products can also be composted, but
specific precautions must be taken to prevent insect infestation. You can
begin composting after sorting your food waste and determining what can
be composted. In order to do this, combine your food leftovers with other
organic material, such as leaves, and let the mixture rot gradually. If you
find that you are throwing away food that you no longer need, you might
want to consider donating it to a homeless shelter. In addition to giving the
homeless and other people who otherwise couldn't afford good meals
access to inexpensive food, this reduces the amount of garbage that ends
up in landfills.
DYNDA PRADNYANI