Waste Segregation: A Global Challenge We Can No Longer Ignore
The global challenge of waste segregation is one we must confront urgently. Today, whether in households or workplaces, everyone has a critical role in sorting waste at its source. Proper segregation is essential for fostering a sustainable circular economy, where reuse and recycling systems are at the forefront. This blog discusses the significant role individuals play in addressing this pressing issue. What Should We Do with Waste? In waste management, a common question arises: what should we do with our waste? When an item no longer serves a purpose or has reached the end of its life, we classify it as waste. However, much of this waste can be repurposed as raw material for new products. For example, wet waste, when properly sorted, stored, and maintained, can be converted into compost or biogas. This process is achievable when wet waste is separated from other types and directed to appropriate processing facilities. The Importance of Source Segregation If wet waste