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In the present scenario of twenty-first century, vermi-composting through earthworms may be a good solution for various types of waste management because through this process various types of solid waste like household waste, municipal solid waste, agricultural sold waste etc. can be transformed into biocompost or vermi-compost, useful to plant growth.
Although, through microorganisms it is also be possible. Finally , in my opinion, through these two ways, the problem of waste management may be greatly solved and it also be helpful for better and clean environment too.
Zero Waste is the solution: education, logistics, composting and recycling.
conversion of plant waste to potential materials for for wastewater treatment is a good strategy towards promoting sustainable waste management practices.
In my opinion waste management is everybody's responsibility, from innovators, designers and manufacturers to users and consumers. At every stage we should be thinking of the end-life of whatever we are creating and how best should it be disposed to bring life to the ecosystem and not destruction. As part of the documentation of our creations should be management of any waste generated by the use of our creation and its very own disposal at end of life
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