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managing Waste in apartments

Managing waste in apartments

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managing Waste in apartments

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We live in an apartment complex. How can we handle

our waste?

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step I

Form a group

of like minded

people.

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step II

Explain waste segregation to

your family and neighbours in

your apartment building.

refer to: segregation, the First

step

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step III

Get the staff in

your

apartment

building also to

understand

waste

segregation.

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step IV

Get separate storage drums for storing the

dry and

wet waste.

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step V

Either

compost the wet waste in the premises of the apartment complex or hand it over to the waste collector daily.

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step VI

Have the dry waste picked up by the dry waste collection centre or your local scrap dealer.

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wet WASTE

Food waste: cooked food raw vegetables &

fruits egg shells meat

Garden waste: leaf litter pulled out

plants garden

clippings human hair

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dry WASTE

Paper including packaging - tetrapak cartons, toothpaste boxes, various cartons, etc.

Plastics (cleaned & dried) - carry bags, milk packets, plastic containers, PET bottles, etc.

Metals & glass – cans, glass bottles, (broken glass kept separately), etc.

Miscellaneous – clothes, shoes, etc.

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For more information see:

waste management in cities

segregation, the FIRST step

responsible waste management for cities

waste management law and policy in India

innovation in waste management

economics of waste management