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प्रश्न
State the scientific and eco-friendly methods of waste management.
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उत्तर
The scientific and eco-friendly methods of waste management are:
- Waste separation: This is the first step in waste management. Classification of dry waste and wet waste is very important for further processing of waste.
- Composting: Decomposing kitchen waste in small pits in the backyard, garden, or terrace is called composting. Good quality compost can be made by composting food scraps, fruit peels, vegetables, etc.
- Vermicomposting: In this method, solid waste is rapidly decomposed with the help of earthworms. Manure obtained from vermicomposting is useful for agriculture, as it is rich in nutrients.
- Secured landfill: In this method, the waste is kept in a special place safely away from human habitation. In such places, the ground is covered with plastic and clay so that the waste water does not seep into the ground.
- Pyrolysis: It is a method for solid waste management. It is the chemical decomposition of solid waste by heat under high pressure, and the end products of pyrolysis are used to produce steam and electricity.
- The combustion of the furnace/bhashimation: This is an industrial method in which the waste is converted into a simple solid or aerodynamic form. In this method, the garbage in the furnace is infused at high temperatures. Generally, this method is used for biological medical waste.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Every household produces a lot of material A daily. In one of the methods of disposal B, material A is burned at a very high temperature of about 1000°C in a structure called C. During this process, the organic matter present is removed as D and E whereas F is left behind (which can be dumped in a landfill site).
(a) What is material A?
(b) Name the method of disposal B.
(c) What is structure C known as?
(d) What are (i) D (ii) E, and (iii) F?
(e) This method is especially suitable for the disposal of materials produced by certain institutions. Name such institutions.
Match the items in column ‘A’ with the proper ones in column ‘B’ and explain their impact on the environment.
| Column ‘A’ | Column ‘B’ |
| 1. Harmful waste | a. Glass, rubber, carry bags, etc. |
| 2. Domestic waste | b. Chemicals, pigments, ash, etc. |
| 3. Biomedical waste | c. Radioactive material |
| 4. Industrial waste | d. Leftover food, vegetables, peelings of fruits. |
| 5. Urban waste | e. Bandages, cotton, needles, etc. |
What is known as waste?
What is meant by domestic waste?
Define gaseous waste.
What do you mean by a scrubber?
Explain the role of government in waste management.
Study the image below and write down three items you have at home in each category of waste.
Recyclable: ______
In the E-waste generated by the Mobile Phones, which among the following metal is most abundant?
Discuss the role of an individual to reduce environmental pollution.
Excessive exposure to ultraviolet radiation causes ______.
______ is the very important step in waste management.
______ can return back to the soil and become food for plants.
______ waste can be turned into something new which is valuable.
What is transportation?
What is compost?
The burning of solid waste in ______ is called incineration.
Garbage buried inside landfills remain here for a long time as they decompose very slowly and become _______.
Analogy:
Biodegradable waste: Leaves, Garden wastes:: Non-biodegradable waste: ______.
What is Landfill?
