Segregate Your Waste

Don’t Make Anyone a Victim of Your Trash! Not even the environment. One must remember that all mixed-up trash goes to the landfill. It is not even possible for a wastepicker to classify wastes, which is like finding grain in an ocean. The mountains of waste will go on increasing, threatening the ecosystem of a place, resulting in devastating health hazards. So shouldn’t we try when the prevention of all this damage is in our hands? Start by keeping four buckets separately: for dry, wet, dangerous, and electronic wastes. Put paper, plastics, and metal items, separately from food waste, so your waste collector will not have to put his or her hands in your trash. And hand over broken glass and blades separately so the waste collector does not cut his or her hands, or suffer septic injuries and pain.