Science, asked by utkarsh451, 1 year ago

what ard 4R,,s principals


rubisharma84: The 4Rs - reduction, reuse, recycling and recovery. ... A number of waste prevention techniques are available, and they are commonly summarized as the so-called 4Rs: reduction, reuse, recycling and recovery. Reduction, reuse and recycling are known in the industry as the 3Rs.

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Answered by mdurga7799p50yjg
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REDUCE


Waste reduction (or prevention) is the preferred approach to waste management because waste that never gets created doesn't have any associated waste management costs

REUSE


Reuse is not recycling, because recycling alters the physical form of an object or material. Reuse is generally preferred to recycling because reuse generally consumes less energy and resources than recycling. Waste is defined as material for which no use or reuse is intended. Thus, reuse prevents objects and materials from becoming waste.

RECYCLE

Recycling is not waste prevention because only waste can be recycled. One must generate waste in order to recycle the waste. Therefore, if you are recycling, you have already generated waste. Although recycling is a very good thing, ideally it would be better to not generate any waste.

ROT

The biological decomposition of organic materials such as leaves, grass clippings, brush, and food waste into a soil amendment.



parmarfreya12: the fourth one is refuse not rot
parmarfreya12: its refuse
parmarfreya12: maybe recover
Answered by StudyBuddy09
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4 R's stand for

Reuse :- Reuse your old books if they are not in bad condition

Recycle:- Recycle your old books or used polyethylene in order to convert them to new one.

Reduce :- Reduce plastic as it is harmful

Recover :- Recover means converting waste into resources eg electricity from garbage in Sudan.

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