The document summarizes an interview with an expert on waste management. The expert discusses that waste management involves avoiding throwing things away and recycling or reusing materials. They also explain that recycling turns materials that would be trash into new products, benefiting the environment and community. Additionally, the expert provides steps for managing waste at home such as segregating wet and dry waste and using compost bins. Suggested steps for managing waste in classrooms include using recycled materials for art, accessible recycling bins, eco-friendly stationery, and minimizing paper waste. The expert also recommends starting a composting program, collecting and donating leftover items, and educating staff and students to improve waste management in schools.
The document summarizes an interview with an expert on waste management. The expert discusses that waste management involves avoiding throwing things away and recycling or reusing materials. They also explain that recycling turns materials that would be trash into new products, benefiting the environment and community. Additionally, the expert provides steps for managing waste at home such as segregating wet and dry waste and using compost bins. Suggested steps for managing waste in classrooms include using recycled materials for art, accessible recycling bins, eco-friendly stationery, and minimizing paper waste. The expert also recommends starting a composting program, collecting and donating leftover items, and educating staff and students to improve waste management in schools.
The document summarizes an interview with an expert on waste management. The expert discusses that waste management involves avoiding throwing things away and recycling or reusing materials. They also explain that recycling turns materials that would be trash into new products, benefiting the environment and community. Additionally, the expert provides steps for managing waste at home such as segregating wet and dry waste and using compost bins. Suggested steps for managing waste in classrooms include using recycled materials for art, accessible recycling bins, eco-friendly stationery, and minimizing paper waste. The expert also recommends starting a composting program, collecting and donating leftover items, and educating staff and students to improve waste management in schools.
Interviewee- Ms. Shubha Ranjan Q1 What do you mean by waste management? Ans: Waste management not only means segregating wet and dry waste but also how we can avoid throwing away stuff and recycle / reuse them.
Q2 What do you understand by recycling?
Ans: Recycling is the process of collecting and processing materials that would otherwise be thrown away as trash and turning them into new products. It also benefits our community and environment
Q3 What steps do you take to manage waste at home?
Ans: Segregate wet and dry waste - Make provision for wet waste like fruits and vegetables peels and dry waste like plastic, metal, glass etc. Dry waste usually ends up in landfills and wet waste can go back into the compost bin.
Q4 In your opinion, whats steps do you suggest us to manage waste in our
classrooms? Ans: - Use recycled materials for art project - Make recycle bins easily accessible - Eco friendly stationery - Minimise paper waste (use digital forms) - Swap and donate
Q5 How do you think the waste management in school can improve?
Ans: - Start a composting programme
- Collect and …. material - Donate leftover supplies and equipments - Put together a waste management team - Educate staff and students