Question

Throwing Domestic waste into rivers does not pollute

Answer 1

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• All waste that we throw either it is domestic or others it will surely harm the natural environment...... Garbage will never secure our environment...

• The problem of Domestic Waste is drawing increasing attention of the people as huge garbage is lying down uncollected beside the rivers, roads, streets dustbins and on the ground which is causing threat to the environment as well as endangering public health.

• This waste is generated as consequences of household activities such as the cleaning, cooking, repairing empty containers, packaging, huge use of plastic carry bags. Many times these waste gets mixed with biomedical waste from hospitals and clinics. There is no system of segregation of organic, inorganic and recyclable wastes at the household level. Door-to-door collection is rarely practiced community collection bins are poorly managed and are usually no more than open dumps on the roadside.

• The improper handling and management of Domestic Waste from households are causing adverse effect on the public at large and this deteriorates the environment.

• The municipal workers are most affected people by the occupational danger (hazard) of waste handling, they suffer from illness like eye problems respiratory problems, gastro and skin problems. The persons who wander for collecting the discarded things for selling purpose through wastes also suffer from various health problems like respiratory problem from inhaling particles, infection from direct contact with contaminated materials which lead to headache, diarrhea, fever and cough and cold.....

Answer 2

Answer:

If you dump waste products in a street grate, it does not go to a water treatment plant to be cleaned. Instead, the untreated waste is discharged directly into.

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