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Pamantasan NG Cabuyao
Pamantasan NG Cabuyao
Agaton, Mikaela E.
De Torres, Jobel A.
De Vera, Danica A.
Estropia, Reghina
Gervacio, Nherianne M.
Navarro, Daniela P.
Ronco, Kenn R.
CHAPTER 1
Introduction
As Torres said, Soil, water and air pollution can all be a result of
improper waste disposal and occurs when either of them becomes contaminated
with hazardous materials. (2019)
He added that, apart from this improper waste disposal can also have
adverse health effects on humans as over the years it has been responsible for
causing several diseases and in some cases even death. So all of must have
responsibility, obligations and awareness denominate of garbage disposal to
anticipate any calamity that may come. Decide the things that must be reduced,
keep those can be reuse, and put aside those can be recycled.
Due to various reasons urban areas are facing many challenges, unhealthy
disposal of solid waste is one of the important problems in many societies and
waste recycling is considered as a solution for managing solid waste. Waste
management is great challenge to the environmental sustainability, it not only
shows the challenge but also it shows the social handicap.
this fast. Furtheremore, the changing economic trends and rapid urbanization
complicate solid waste management (SWM) in developing countries.
Consequently, solid wate is not only increasing in composition but also changing
in quantity from few kilograms to tonnage proportions recently (Bartone, 1993)
It is a fact that the rapid urbanization of cities in the country has provided
ample opportunities for growth. Metro Manila, which is home to more than 12
million people, is certainly facing a huge environmental issue as the other
megacities in Asia, given the difficulties that it has been facing in terms of waste
collection and disposal. The Philippines produces some 35,000 tons of municipal
solid waste daily. It is a fact that the rapid urbanization of cities in the country has
provided ample opportunities for growth. The other side of the same coin however
bares a grim reality that there are consequences to having scores of rural dwellers
migrating to cities. In general, this rapid urbanization happening in many cities
globally has had certain repercussions such as the lack of jobs, inadequate
infrastructure, and even waste management issues. Unsurprisingly, the
Philippines generates more solid waste as population increases, living standards
are enhanced, and urban and rural areas are being developed.
Theoretical Framework
disposition). The theory stipulates that the intention of acting has a direct effect on
behaviour, and that it can be predicted by attitudes. These attitudes are shaped
by subjective norms and beliefs, and situational factors influence these variables’
relative importance. Reasoned Action Theory accounts for times when people
have good intentions, but translating intentions into behavior is thwarted due to
lack in confidence or the feeling of lack of control over the behavior.
Conceptual Framework
FEEDBACK
1. What are the lived experiences of the residence in Brgy. Niugan (Ibaba)
Resident of Niugan. This study will benefit them the most. This will
allow them to have the right practices in waste segregation.
60 years old regardless of their gender. Therefore, this study is primarily conducted to
gather answers and needed information using survey and questionnaire to determine
the effects of improper waste segregation.
Definition of Terms