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    The document discusses Nicole Mallari's personal solid waste inventory which found that she produces the most plastic bottles and fruit peels. It notes that she produces so much plastic bottle waste because she buys bottled drinks daily at school. Finally, it suggests ways for households, schools, and communities to reduce solid waste such as practicing the 3 R's of reduce, reuse, and recycle.

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    ! Earth Science Inventory Format

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    The document discusses Nicole Mallari's personal solid waste inventory which found that she produces the most plastic bottles and fruit peels. It notes that she produces so much plastic bottle waste because she buys bottled drinks daily at school. Finally, it suggests ways for households, schools, and communities to reduce solid waste such as practicing the 3 R's of reduce, reuse, and recycle.

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    Nicole G.

    Mallari
    11- STEM C

    1. Based on the tallied results, which type of solid waste do you produce most?

    - Based on the materials I recorded, the type of solid waste I produce most is plastic bottle in non- biodegradable waste and in
    organic waste is the fruit peel.

    2. Why do you think you produce so much of this type of waste?

    - I produce so much of plastic bottle because, in every school day I always buy bottled water and other type of beverages in the
    schools canteen.

    3. Give concrete ways that will help you minimize the solid waste you generate?

    - buy recycled goods, reuse items whenever possible, and dispose of recyclable items in recycle bins.

    4. Suggest ways on how the household, school, and community can reduce their solid waste.

    -In our home we should learn how to reduce, reuse, and recycle materials to decrease household waste. Students, parents, and
    teachers can all make a difference in reducing waste at school. By practicing the "3 R's" of waste reduction—reduce, reuse, and
    recycleCitizens in every community can do many activities to work together and reduce waste. Each of us can make a difference by
    reducing, reusing, and recycling materials throughout our communities-and encouraging our neighbors to do the same.

    Conclusion

    We should know the different effects of improper disposal of wastes in our environment. We should be responsible with our
    wastes. Put it on the specific trash bins where it is properly belonged. We could also help our community through community services,
    clean up drives and different activities that could help minimize our wastes. we should campaign and teach the kids about protecting
    the environment for the future generation so that the community they'll be living on will be an accommodating and clean environment.
    Nicole G. Mallari
    11- STEM C

    Personal Solid Waste Inventory

    Non- Total
    Biodegradable Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursda Friday Saturday Sunday Weight:
    Wastes: y
     Plastic Bottle 2pcs (1g) 3pcs 2pcs (1g) 2pcs (1g) 2pcs (1g) 1pcs (.5g) 6g
    (1.5g)
     Candy wrapper 5pcs (.5g) 5pcs (.5g) 3pcs (.3g) 5pcs (.5g) 5pcs (.5g) 2pcs (.2g) 2.5g
     Paper 1pcs 2pcs (.5g) 2pcs (.5g) 1pcs (.25g) 2pcs (.5g) 1pcs (.25g) 2pcs (.5g) 2.75g
    (.25g)
     Chip wrapper 1pcs (.5g) 1pcs (.5g) 1pcs (.5g) 1pcs (.5g) 1pcs (.5g) 2pcs (1g) 3.5g
     Plastic cup 1pcs (.4g) 2pcs (.8g) 1pcs (.4g) 3pcs (1.2g) 1pcs (.4g) 1pcs (.4g) 3.6g
     Bread wrapper 1pcs (.3g) 1pcs (.3g) 1pcs (.3g) 1pcs (.3g) 1.2g
     Plastic Bag 1pcs (.5g) 1pcs (.5g) 1pcs (.5g) 1pcs (.5g) 1pcs (.5g) 2.5g
    Total Weight: 2.68g 3.8 g 3.5g 3.95g 3.4 g 2.05g 1.9g 22.05g
    Organic
    Wastes:
     Fruit Peel 10g 34g 18 g 62 g
     Vegetables peel 14g 40 g 54 g
    Total Weight: 10g 0g 0g 0g 0g 48 g 58 g 116g

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