TYPES OF WASTE.

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TYPES OF WASTE

WASTE According to EPA, U.S. produces 11 billion tons of solid waste annually. About half is agricultural waste. More than one-third is mining related. Industrial Waste - 400 million metric tons. Hazardous/Toxic - 60 million metric tons. Municipal Waste - 230 million metric tons. Two kg per person / per day.

Plastic Problems Plastics are made from petroleum or natural gas, which consist mostly of carbon and hydrogen. Microorganisms have not developed ways to break down the molecular structures of most plastics. Therefore, some plastics that we throw away last for 100 of years.

Municipal Solid Waste Municipal solid waste is the waste produced by households and businesses. The amount of municipal solid waste is growing much faster than the amount of mining or agricultural waste.

Municipal Solid Waste Municipal solid waste creates more than 210 million metric tons each year of solid waste. And this is only 2 percent of the total solid waste in the United States. -Mostly paper products

Solid Waste from Manufacturing, Mining, and Agriculture Consumers indirectly create manufacturing waste by purchasing products that have been manufactured. Mining wastes include rock and minerals that are left exposed in large heaps, dumped in oceans and rivers, or disposed by refilling and landscaping abandoned mines. Agricultural waste makes up 9% of the total solid waste but is biodegradable. The increased use of fertilizers and pesticides may cause agricultural waste to become more difficult to dispose of because the waste may be harmful if returned to the soil.