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Terrestrial Resource Plan Powerpoint

Course: COM 220, Spring 2011
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Resource Terrestrial Plan Terrestrial Solid & Hazardous Waste Breyonna Linnear SCI 275 What is Municipal Solid Waste? What Residential & Commercial Waste 1.5% of all solid waste is municipal 37.4% Paper & Cardboard 12% Yard Waste 11.2% Food Waste 10.7%Plastics 7.8% Metals 6.7% Rubber, Leather & Textiles 5.5% Glass 5.5% Wood 3.2% Other Current Disposal Methods Current Sanitary Landfills Recycling and Composition Incineration Recycling Plan Recycling for Advocate Government recycling guidelines and funding States and Cities to require recycling Voluntarily household and business cooperation Trash facilities cooperation Challenges Challenges Government approval Citizen and corporation cooperation Companies adding more services and employees Time consuming Benefits Benefits Increase in recycling as a waste disposal method Decrease in the other waste disposal methods Creation of more jobs Better for the environment

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