The Need For Garbage Segregation

Krishna Nagar

Presented By –
Kishoreraj T (101
Eric Minj (10113
 Current Situation – Krishna Nagar
• Krishna Nagar has over 100,000 residents
Situated near the city’s garbage dumping pits
Deteriorating public health
Unhygienic vicinity
Inefficient waste management system
Threat to people, animals and environment
 The Problem
• The inefficient waste management plant
• Out-dated disposal techniques
• Partially burned garbage
• Toxic fumes
• Burial of plastic
• Zero return value
• Hazardous chemicals
• Metal scraps potential threat
 Solutions

Possible
solutions

Relocation
Proper Relocating
the dumping
disposal the residents
site

Segregation at Segregation at
destination source
 Solutions

Possible
solutions

Relocation
Proper Relocating
the dumping
disposal the residents
site

Segregation at Segregation at
destination source
 Solutions

Possible
solutions

Proper
disposal

Segregation at Segregation at
destination source
 Categories of garbage
DRY WASTE WET WASTE HAZARDOUS
(non bio-
(bio-degradable) (toxic)
degradable)
• Plastic • Left over • Used battery
• Packing vegetables cells
materials • Unconsumed • paint boxes
• Pieces of glass food • Chemicals
• Fruits • Pesticides
• Flowers • Used syringes
• Meat • Unused and out-
• Bones dated medicines
 Methods of disposal

Segregation
at source

Hazardous
Dry Waste Wet waste
Waste

Non- Proper Organic

Recyclable Bury
Recyclable disposal treatment
 Benefits
 Healthy Society
 Clean and Green environment
Cheap process, saves money
 Creation of value for garbage
 Promote recycling
 Less zero value garbage
 Reuse of useful energy