Treatment of Non-Biodegradable Wastes ♻

[Kumaarsantosh]

We all are concerned about Mother Planet - ‘The Earth’. And, we do our best to save our planet in whatever capacity we can do in our day to day life.

To further support this, we have got a wonderful platform as a Google Maps through which we can help the environment. Even our small contribution will make a difference.

As an inherit habit, I always update the sustainability attributes religiously for the place I visit. I go to their Google Maps url and using Edit features under the About tab, update the Recycling attributes.

Even I ensure answering the questions about Recycling.

In my previous post on Reduce Reuse and Recycle recycle, I have talked about Dry waste and Wet waste and here is the third category which is mainly used for non-biodegradable wastes. These wastes contain both hazardous and non-hazardous wastes which can’t be recycled. They are been taken to incinerate.

One such example I am highlighting here, where I found the Recycling Waste Bins categorically separated for three kind of wastes :

1. Dry waste: used for recyclable wastes like Glass bottles, Plastic bottles, Newspaper, Cans etc.
2. Wet waste: used for compostable wastes like Egg shells, Disposables, Food items etc.
3. Rejected waste: used for the non-biodegradable wastes like body fluids, tissues, sanitary napkins, needles etc. Since these wastes can’t be recycled, it is also named as rejecting waste bin and is in Red colour.

Immediately, I edit the feature for recycling attributes for this place and also uploaded the relevant photo on the Google Maps.

I am focussed and observant to identify and highlight Reduce, Reuse and Recycle attributes on Google Maps for the places I visit. This example is taken from my visit to Master Green Park.

What is your take on this to help the environment on Google Maps on the topic Recycle to Save Earth to Save Yourself. Please share in the comment box.

Keep building a well-informed community stronger together.

Stay Happy, Stay Healthy!

JAI HO!!!

My Posts on Sustainability For A Green Future in chronological order

1. Recycle to Save Earth to Save Yourself
2. Reduce Reuse and Recycle
3. Treatment of Non-Biodegradable Wastes - [This post]

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[NareshDarji]

That’s fantastic! It’s great to see you taking such an active role in promoting recycling and educating others about proper waste disposal. Keep up the great work!

[TusharSuradkar]

Thanks for sharing crucial information @Kumaarsantosh
This was much-needed

The photos looks nice and I like the elaborate arrangement for the different type of wastes

[shaileno]

Nice Awareness generated Blog dear GHUMAKAD FRIEND @Kumaarsantosh

Discription:- Whenever I go somewhere, I always try to take a photo of the garbage box. I try to see how much creativity is there towards the garbage box and how much awareness is there towards cleanliness under the initiative of our honourable Prime Minister, Swachh Bharat Yojana.

Discription:-
Anyway dear Ghumakad friend @Kumaarsantosh our residential societies mentineces departmant they’re produce the organic compost by Garbage.
Thanks.
@TusharSuradkar Dada
&
@NareshDarji bhai

[MathanVibranarayan]

@Kumaarsantosh Great job! Supporting your efforts to make Google Maps more eco-friendly!

[Kumaarsantosh]

Thank you @NareshDarji for your great words.

[Kumaarsantosh]

Thank you @TusharSuradkar. I think state government has started implementing this at aleat at the public places in some of the states.

You are correct saying

I like the elaborate arrangement for the different type of wastes .

This arrangement also helps educating the citizens.

[Kumaarsantosh]

That’s the WOW pictures you have shared dear friend @shaileno. I really loved the one in which flower vase is used to make the wastebins. A thoughtful creativity, I muust say. Where did you observe this?

Happy to know that your residential society has in-house organic waste composer. This is a great support towards saving our Mother Planet - ‘The Earth’.

Thank you so much for echoing and sharing some thoughtful info.

[Kumaarsantosh]

Thank you @MathanVibranarayan for echoing and supporting towards saving our Mother Planet - ‘The Earth’.

I know you have this inherited by default as it is very well reflected through your signature: “One world for all, Every life matters.”

[PrasadVR]

@Kumaarsantosh

Recycle to Save Earth to Save Yourself.

Hello, dear friend @Kumaarsantosh This post is very helpful. It explains how we can all do our part to reduce, reuse, and recycle. You did a great job explaining the different kinds of trash and how to handle them.

[Kumaarsantosh]

@PrasadVR

how we can all do our part to reduce, reuse, and recycle

Thank you @PrasadVR for echoing the effort. Happy to know that I was able to convey the message.

[TravellerG]

Appreciate your efforts, dear friend @Kumaarsantosh
Proper waste disposal is a great challenge and your post is very informative.
My stake:
Of course, to the best extent I too practice these… but still a lot more to do…
Thanks for sharing these…
Regards

[Kumaarsantosh]

Thank you so much dear friend @TravellerG for echoing and joining hand together. Once the value system is established in the society, it will gradually become more better place for our future generations.

[TravellerG]

@Kumaarsantosh

Once the value system is established in the society, it will gradually become more better place for our future generations.

I fully agree with you, dear friend…
Well, yes, such missions take its own time.
Once again, thank you.
Regards

[SharmaK]

Thank you @Kumaarsantosh for sharing. Third one I heard earlier but it’s first time when I saw it in photograph. Very informative post.
And one more point: Badges in my signature I have added after learning from one of your previous post. So thank you

[Kumaarsantosh]

@SharmaK

Third one I heard earlier but it’s first time when I saw it in photograph. Very informative post.

Thank you @SharmaK. Indeed this is something I have observed in Noida at many places.

@SharmaK

Badges in my signature I have added after learning from one of your previous post. So thank you

Your badges are looking gorgeous in the signature. Pleased to read your acknowledgement. You are so kind. Thank you!