The Effects of Improper Waste Management to Humans.

Currently, landfills are responsible for 15 million tonnes of C02 in our atmosphere each year. When garbage decomposes, it creates methane and carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. This contributes to greenhouse gasses and damages the ozone layer. Landfills take up space, as well as being dangerous and toxic. Rubbish that ends up in our oceans can cause harm to our marine life and poison our water.

Solid Waste Management is collection of waste which is generated by every person in the society. Mainly the solid waste consists of Household waste, Industrial waste, Agricultural waste and Bio Medical waste. Those wastes consist of biodegradable waste, recyclable waste, inert waste, electrical and electronic waste, composite waste, hazardous waste and toxic waste. Those wastes must

First of all, exposure to hazardous waste can increase the risk of getting serious health issue such as blood cancer, brain damge, and so much more. The most common reason for people get exposure to hazardous waste are by air pollution, water, and food. The way that the entire process works will be the industry dumped their wastes into the ocean, sea which caused the water contaiminated. Besdies that, because the sea or ocean’s water got contaminated than it would also affect the air quality. Furthermore, there are also so many different seafood live in that water, and if people did not know that and eat those foods. After that, the seafood will transfer those chemical into human body and make us ill. According to the researchers, they concluded: “Benzene can readily enter the body via oral, dermal and inhalation routes.

n addition to mercury becoming a natural occurrence and cannot be helped when it affected the environment, many animals, especially the fish were dying from the mercury poisoning in their habitats. “Fish at the top of the food chain and at lower depths exhibit higher levels of contamination as there is more methylmercury at those depths, and they also ingest fish that are tainted with the toxic chemical” (Ruiz, 2013).

Sub-point A: With plastic being everywhere, everytime it gets thrown away or washed down, the toxic pollutants enter the environment and do harm. Trash dumps and landfills are also major problems as they allow pollutants to affect the land and water. It sends chemicals everywhere to harm the environment. The landfills are taking too much space and releases greenhouse gas, methane. It is 25 more times potent than carbon dioxide.

Chronic waste disease is Starting to become a very big problem in minnesota with deer. chronic waste disease Is a serious virus because it can kill humans if we eat an infected deer. chronic waste disease Spreads fast because the deer get very sick and will get very hot and they go to water to try and cool off and that's where most of them die and then the water get contaminated and it will spread to other deer and animals. The infected deer can sometimes be hard to diagnose the deer because they don't always show symptoms right away. But it just doesn't affect deer hunters it also affects hunters that hunt anything that would eat a deer. chronic waste disease can also kill any pets like dogs, cats, or foxes because they would eat a deer that

Toxins can be leached into the soil from the waste which can seriously affect the land for animals and plants in the area. Biodegradable waste that is dumped causes a huge problem by producing the flammable gas methane which contributes to global warming. Human Activities Human activities pollute air, water and land in different ways.

Hazardous waste is the worst type of waste when there is no way to treat it (Lerner). If someone doesn't treat waste it won’t be as good to dispose of it if it were treated waste. Extra extra, “Human activities create a continuous waste stream” (Lerner). There are so many people on the world that we could make up our own stream of waste. “Even though some of these landfills have been closed down, they may still stand like ticking time bombs” (Lerner). The way landfill waste goes through the landfill some way it might get stuck and cause a reaction and blow up the landfill and go all over. Majority of the waste produced in the U.S. is from companies like chemical, metal, and mining companies (Lerner). There are tons of people on earth and millions of people in the U.S., but it is pretty sad when more of the waste is produced from factories than the humans that do more. We can reduce the amount of waste we make by eliminating factories that we don't need or use in the

There are different types of waste which result from over production, unnecessary motion, and wasted inventory, production of defective components, transportation and also over processing. The main aim is to eliminate all these kinds of waste.

The waste crisis is a battle that we must all face and conquer systematically to protect our health and well-being. Billions of dollars spent yearly to dispose of trash that Americans create and has become a financial burden on our economy. Yearly, the waste increases rapidly and pollution affects the rivers drains that cause floods, and the air becomes poisoned by the toxic trash.

As has been asserted in a lot of research, how to handle human waste could be a major issue. Human waste including food waste and body waste. The human body waste will be focused in this report. According to GENECO, there are 75 million m3 of human sewage have been creating every year in Bristol. The human body waste could contaminate water system and lead disease if they haven 't been treat appropriately. As Tearfund and WaterAid(2002) has pointed out, four out of ten people, 2.4 billion, are suffering from the disease caused by the issue of poor sanitation. Therefore, action on sanitation and re-think how to use the human body waste will make work more effective. In order to address the research question ‘is it possible that human body waste could be use as renewable energy ', the technology of composting human body waste will be investigated, data and case study will be analyzed in terms of energy consumption, water use and air pollution, finally, how to make human body waste as a useful substance and achieve sustainable lifestyle will be answer.

Lastly we must take responsibility and not deplete our natural resources because of the air we breathe. If we pollute the air many issues arise. Air pollution presents huge environmental threats. Fighting air pollution is one of the best ways to help our environment. Air pollution has different harmful chemicals and gases released from our cars and industrial factories. Vehicles are the biggest source of air pollution. In some countries the air is unbearable to breathe. The biggest impact air pollution has on humans is our health. According to the world health organization 2.4 million people die each year from direct air pollution. Air pollution can also cause respiratory diseases and lead to heart problems. Air pollution has an effect on climate change and the greenhouse effect. It gives the greenhouse effect more strength which then increase the average temperature on earth. Other issues that may come from air pollution is increased risk for skin cancer due to thinning of the ozone layer. Acid rain can also be an issue. Acid rain damages animal habitats, pollute water, and damage the ecosystem. If we continue to not take responsibility and pollute the air with these

Proper waste disposal reduces the impact of waste into the atmosphere by observing the proper methods of disposing. Because improper disposal of our wastes imposes cost on others, waste disposal has been a big political issue. Dirty disposal methods such as dumping are big problems nowadays. Though the easiest among any method, it creates health risks for the public. Waste disposal was not always observed and monitored properly; therefore, everyone must comply with the methods used in order to achieve environmental advantages. Achieving this awareness in proper waste disposal is important to lessen the waste we dispose improperly.

Waste management applies to a variety of resources, from food to energy to water. Nature itself produces no waste,

Pollution is a major problem globally and it becomes greater as the human population continues to rise exponentially. One of the major problems with increased population is higher waste production, which creates increased air, soil, and water pollution. To resolve this problem waste reduction must be of primary importance in preventing and reducing pollution. Waste management can be an expensive undertaking if not managed correctly so sustainable practices must be addressed. While pollution prevention and reduction programs can be expensive if not managed correctly, waste reduction is essential for the reduction and prevention of pollution.