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eassay on zero waste management ​

Answer 1

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The concept of zero waste was first conceived in the mid 1970’s in a company named Zero Waste Systems Incorporation (ZWS), by a chemist Paul Palmer (PhD) in the city of Oakland, California. On discovering the enormous amount of reusable chemicals been discarded by the then developing electronics industry he was convinced that reworking and or reselling the chemicals was portrayed a potential money making venture hence the collection and recycling of these chemicals brought about the reality of zero waste [1]. Theoretically, zero waste promotes the redesign of resource life cycles in order to enhance the reuse of products. This concept minimizes any waste going to landfill or burning by incineration.

Answer 2

Waste management responsibilities including recycling and disposal rest on Ontario's municipalities. Municipalities with more than 5000