International Journal of Waste Resources

Recyclability and Disposal of Organic and Inorganic Waste

Beatriz Aurora^* Department of Waste Management, University of Porto, Porto, Portugal
^*Correspondence: Beatriz Aurora, Department of Waste Management, University of Porto, Porto, Portugal, Email:

Received: 02-Jun-2022, Manuscript No. IJWR-22-17203; Editor assigned: 07-Jun-2022, Pre QC No. IJWR-22-17203(PQ); Reviewed: 28-Jun-2022, QC No. IJWR-22-17203; Revised: 05-Jul-2022, Manuscript No. IJWR-22-17203(R); Published: 15-Jul-2022, DOI: 10.35248/2252-5211.22.12.474

Description

Excess garbage is produced due to the overall expansion of continuing human-based activity on the planet. Organic or inorganic garbage makes the majority of the waste materials. People should be aware of the kind of waste they are producing if they are worried about the future of the earth.

Disposal of organic waste

Most organic waste biodegradable is nature. As a result, they are simple to dispose. Organic waste can be disposed in landfills or incinerators, which are two of the most popular methods. However, incineration is not an alternative accessible method because of the need to keep our planet safe and protected; incineration does not turn out to be the best option available out there, this is because incineration produces harmful fumes.

At the same time, the continued global growth in landfills has necessitated the search for environmental responsible methods of disposing of organic waste. Everyone looks further to live in a cleaner, healthier environment, thus improved methods of handling organic waste like recycling are highly desired.

Organic waste can also be disposed in other ways besides landfills by feeding leftover food to farm animals or turning it into manure.

Disposal of inorganic waste

The majority of individuals believe it as a difficult effort to dispose inorganic waste materials like glass or plastic. It is equally crucial to realize that this kind of garbage is not biodegradable. As a result, this turns out to be environmentally damaging and unfriendly. Recycling inorganic or chemical waste is one of the finest ways to reduces inorganic waste. Nowadays, practically all types of inorganic trash can be recycled.

Society must be aware of the campaigns encouraging appropriate waste management to protect the world from the negative consequences of global warming. In the majority of well-known campaigns, it is advised that handling garbage using cleaner,greener, and more contemporary methods in order to reduce pollution and global warming.

Organic waste recycling

According to the United Nations Food & Agriculture Organization, approximately 1.3 tons of food or organic material is reportedly wasted globally each year. It is well recognized that food waste occurs at several stages of the entire global food system during production, processing, shipping, retailing, preparation, and consumption. When organic waste is disposed in landfills the thick layers have a tendency to degrade and release greenhouse gases like methane. Methane is known to be 21 times more effective as a heat-trapping gas than carbon dioxide.

Inorganic waste recycling

The environment is severely challenged by inorganic or chemical waste. For these phenomena, it is important to dispose all inorganic waste in a way that is environmentally friendly. People can appropriately recycle the material or leave it in the hands of the waste management recycling facility. Glass, plastic, fiberglass, aluminium components, and tyres are examples of inorganic waste that can be returned to the relevant production or manufacturing units. The majority of production facilities use these waste products as raw materials to create a variety of goods.

Conclusion

Reducing waste in the first stage is a fundamental necessity for making the environment greener and cleaner. People can anticipate making major contributions to promote and establish a waste-free environment after the procedures indicated above are implemented. A critical step in establishing a garbage-free and sustainable environment should be the efficient management of both organic and inorganic waste products.

It is usually advised to engage services preferably from higher experts, concerned local authorities if having problems managing or processing waste. This will reduce overall carbon footprint on the world and allow for the creation of a cleaner, greener, and healthier environment for the future generation.