Domestic Waste

As the economy grows, people's living standards in Hong Kong are getting higher and higher. At the same time, we are producing more waste, especially household waste. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (2013), if waste levels continue to increase at current level (13) by 2020, existing landfill sites may be exhausted. Therefore, in order to find a solution to solve the problem of household waste, we should act immediately. To remedy this problem, a possible solution may be to build an incinerator, expand the landfill, reduce the amount of household waste, and the last one is the best solution.

Solid waste is defined as any form that is dry and discarded by people as unnecessary waste. Solid waste from general housekeeper can be explained as residential garbage, home garbage, or home garbage. Waste generated in other areas is defined as industrial waste, commercial waste, in-facility waste, agricultural waste, or street scrubbing depending on its source. In urban environments, municipal waste refers to solid waste collected by local governments (local governments) and may include household, commercial, industrial waste and street scavenging. Solid waste generated as a result of cooking food, or food left after eating is called kitchen garbage or garbage.

The largest garbage mixture in Ganges, West Bengal. Therefore, on average, 80% of pollutants contaminating the Ganges River are household waste and 20% are industrial waste. Waste such as domestic pollution in major cities of Kolkata, neighboring textile industry, paper industry, leather tanning factory, etc. are processed in the Bhagirathi-Hooghly River. The Ganges Action Plan was launched in 1986 to manage the water pollution of the Ganges River. The main function of the program is to protect the Ganges River from the garbage of the city settling on the banks of the river. The plan is to cause Ganga contamination from Rishikesh to Kolkata. The Central Pollution Control Committee established a five-year action plan project in 1984. The Central Ganges Authority was founded in 1985 and has since launched the Ganges Action Plan to release the Ganges River from pollution.

Household garbage disposal is an action that should pay attention so that it can reduce pollution and high income and this income must be used to deal with the impact of such waste Hmm. Therefore, the country must develop policies to reduce waste disposal in the country. This is done by training people about waste disposal methods and the impact of inappropriate waste disposal in open spaces. This means that what the government does is to come up with some affordable strategies, which means they can suppress this wasteful problem. Most countries can not adopt important policies and strategies.