Segregation of waste implies separation of waste into DRY AND WET, so that it is easier to handle it later.

leachate or toxic soup at the bottom, which can contaminate ground water and release explosive methane gas. Proper Why is Segregation segregation of important? waste facilitates Segregation is recycling and important because: composting of waste. Mixed waste If the waste is can neither be not separated recycled nor be properly, it all converted to gets mixed up and compost. ultimately go to Methane is a landfills. The green house gas, danger of this is which ultimately that landfills leak leads to climate after a period of change, extreme time, resulting in

climates and droughts. We can see the impact already in the world. Segregation protects health. When waste collectors put their hands into the waste to clean it up, it results in cuts that further leads to infections, resulting in deterioration of a waste pickers health. Hence, it becomes our responsibility to help these waste

collectors by carefully segregating the waste that is generated at our homes. When the waste is not separated properly it leads to less recycling because it is not easy to remove materials for

recycling. This means many resources are unnecessarily wasted. BIO-DEGRADABLE WASTE (WET WASTE) Organic Waste or Kitchen Waste Vegetable. Fruits. Flowers. Leaves from garden. Wood shavings, pencil shavings NON-BIO DEGRADABLE WASTE Plastics

Paper Glass Metal and metal foils Cloth

Aluminum Foil.