Essays on Waste

Synthetic polymers are the plastic polymers which are mainly formed by chemical means. In this research work we will mainly study about some synthetic polymers like Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and Polymethyl-methacrylate (PMMA), thermosetting plastics formed by the condensation process of production of polymers. Plastics are...

A causes different impacts on their reproductive system, as well as increments in body wt. & affront resistance (Ben-J0nathan etal, 2009). A major concern is that these unfavorable impacts relate to current illness patterns in human populaces, such as increments in breast cancer, prostate cancer,...

Plastic could be a extraordinary instrument for transporting and fixing materials, but a loathsome torment all over else after it has served its reason and been thrown absent. The plenitude of plastic within the nature will have numerous biological impacts that gotten to be more...

The Malaysian food industry uses fruits as one of the raw materials such as fruit juice product, concentrate, jam and dried fruits, the main waste is the seeds of skin and fruit. The pineapple industry is the oldest agro-based export-oriented industry in Malaysia. The pineapple...

This is a race where the ticking tocks of the clocks are looming close behind. Life is short and its pace is swift. As the moment passes by, we realize, we miss out on its valuable price. Morning to Night is our style of analysing...

It is as it were the unorganized division that’s reusing plastics in a simple way. At the foot line are the cloth pickers rummaging from garbage piles and garbage dumps, taken after by meandering house-to-house collectors (kabaari wallas) and the garbage handlers locked in by...

No one exactly knows how long plastic takes to break down, but it is believed to take hundreds or even thousands of years. It is not just the accumulation of plastics that harms the environment—it is also the fragments and toxins released during photo-decomposition that...

Based on Waste Framework Directive 2008/98/EC provided by European Parliament and of the Council, waste definition is that “any substance or object which the holder discards or intends or is required to discard” [1]. In a similar manner, once a thing is seen as valueless,...

Introduction: Crayweed scientifically known as phyllospora comosa used to be an abundant form of habitat all along the Australian Southern coastline and its disappearance went unnoticed until 2008 when an article was published regarding the lack of crayweed. This sudden disappearance was due to the...

Solid waste material can be classified as any solid, liquid and gaseous material from either residential or commercial which is no longer in use and is to be discarded, discharged or recycled. The increase in the human population, industrial as well as technology revolutions, waste...