Monday, 2 October 2017

Our Environment

The environment is everything that is around us, especially the air, water, soil, plants and animals. So, it is very important that we take care of the environment.

What is waste?
            
         Any material that is of no use to us is called waste. It includes household waste like old and torn clothes, utensils, vegetables and fruits peels, batteries, dry leaves, etc. If these wastes will not be disposed, it would make our surrounding dirty. Dirty surroundings cause diseases and make us ill.

Solid waste
          Solid wastes are often called garbage, rubbish or trash. They can be of two kinds: Biodegradable and non-biodegradable wastes.

Biodegradable waste: Biodegradable is a waste that will decay and mix with soil. This includes food waste such as fruits and vegetables peels, meat and bones, leaves, flowers, papers and pencil shavings.

 Non-biodegradable waste: Non-biodegradable is a waste that will not decay and mix with soil. This includes plastics such as bags and packing materials, metal like containers, cold drinks cans and glass such as broken crockery, bottles, bulbs, etc.

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