Garbage problem


Hii friends

I am Nirmala Suroji from F.Y.BCOM A studying  in GVMS GGPR COLLEGE OF COMMERCE & ECONOMIC FARMAGUDI  PONDA GOA.

I would like to share my views on garbage problem.

Garbage has become a serious problem in the world today. According to a report published in Nature journal, the problem of garbage or solid waste is assuming terrible proportions today.

 Comprised only organic waste which went into the ground, but the proportion of chemicals in the waste is increasing with the hectic pace of modern development. In countries like India, things used earlier as bags were not harmful. Earlier the pottery was used for liquid substances, and jute bag was used to carry goods. Now, the plastic has changed the situation and a problem has arisen with it because the plastic never degrades. Its recycling is possible, but there is no proper system to deposit it.

 Garbage is present everywhere in some form or the other whether there is a village or a city, a temple or a mosque. This problem has been increasing since the last nearly three decades, leading to health issues and degradation of environment. Today we are victims of many types of waste including domestic, agricultural and industrial waste.  Every year tonnes of waste or garbage are produced in the country, and only one percent of it is recycled.

One of the answers is ‘pay as you throw’ (PAYT), a usage-pricing model for disposing of municipal solid waste—a charge is levied on the magnitude of waste disposed of, measured either in terms of the number of bins of standard size or the weight of the waste.

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https://www.google.co.in/search?q=essay+on+garbage+problem+in+india&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjN7s_33-vZAhXBo48KHYVFBWYQ1QII0AEoAA&biw=1366&bih=662

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Nirmala Suroji

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