CAMARINES SUR POLYTECHNIC COLLEGES

NABUA, CAMARINES SUR

A/Y 2022-2023

PREPARED BY.

SABDAO, CARLA S.

SALEM, DARIUS MIGUEL S.

SALUDO, ROVIE ROSE SL.

SAN ESTEBAN, JERSON F.

SAÑO, KIMBERLY ANN Q.

SENOSIN, JEANCY A.
PROPER WASTE DISPOSAL
Proper waste disposal is the process of disposing of waste materials in a

way that minimizes the potential for harm to the environment and human health.

This typically involves separating and recycling materials, composting organic

materials, using non-toxic materials when possible, and disposing of hazardous

materials in an appropriate and safe manner. Proper waste disposal also requires

that materials are disposed of in their proper containers, such as paper in paper

recycling bins and food waste in compost bins. Proper waste disposal helps to

reduce pollution, conserve resources, and prevent environmental damage.

EFFECTS OF THROWING AND DISPOSING OF TRASH EVERYWHERE

Throwing garbage all over the place not only pollutes the environment and

makes the area where we live very unhygienic, but it also creates unpleasant

odors and encourages the infestation of cockroaches, flies, and other insects.

This can be avoided by not throwing garbage all over the place. The inability to

properly maintain hygienic conditions can contribute to the development of a

number of diseases.

 Contamination of soil and water: When trash is left to accumulate in any

area, it can contaminate the soil and water it comes into contact with. This

can lead to a variety of issues, such as contamination of food sources and

spreading of diseases.
 Loss of habitat and destruction of ecosystems: When trash accumulates in

an area, it can reduce the amount of space available for wildlife to inhabit

and can even disrupt entire ecosystems.

 Health risks: Trash can contain hazardous materials such as chemicals,

toxins, and bacteria that can pose serious health risks if exposed to them.

 Pollution: When trash is disposed of improperly, it can produce air and

water pollution, which can have serious consequences for human health

and the environment.

 Cost of clean-up: Cleaning up after improper disposal of trash can be a

costly process and can put a strain on local governments.

WAYS ON PROPER WASTE DISPOSAL

 Reduce Waste: Reduce the amount of waste you produce by opting for

reusable products over disposable items and buying in bulk.

 Reuse: Whenever possible, reuse items such as plastic containers, paper,

and other materials.

 Recycle: Separate recyclable materials like glass, metal, paper, and plastic

for curbside collection or drop-off at a recycling center.

 Compost: Composting organic materials like kitchen scraps and yard

waste can help reduce the amount of waste going to landfills.

 Donate: Donate unwanted items to charities or thrift stores instead of

throwing them away.

 Proper Disposal: Dispose of hazardous materials like paint, oil, and

batteries at designated hazardous waste collection sites.

 DO’s AND DON’Ts

DO’s DON’Ts

Recycle or compost whenever possible. Don't throw away hazardous materials

such as batteries, chemicals, and paint.

Separate your waste into compostable, Don't litter or dump waste illegally.

recyclable, and landfill materials.

Look for ways to reduce your waste by Don't mix hazardous materials with

buying products with less packaging or regular household waste.

reusing items.

Reuse containers and bags for storage Don't burn waste.

and shopping.

Participate in local waste-reduction Don't put recyclable items in the trash.

programs and reuse centers.

Use reusable containers for food storage Don't put dangerous materials down the

and transport. drain.

Donate usable items to charity or thrift Don't buy products with excessive

stores. packaging.
 ADVANTAGES

 Prevents the spread of disease: Proper waste disposal is essential to

prevent the spread of germs, bacteria, viruses, and parasites from one

person to another. It can also prevent the contamination of surface water,

groundwater, and soil.

 Protects the environment: Improper disposal of waste can lead to serious

environmental issues, such as soil and water contamination and air

pollution. Proper waste disposal helps protect the environment from these

hazards.

 Preserves natural resources: Waste disposal can reduce the amount of

natural resources being used, such as energy and water. In addition, it

helps conserve land, which can be used for other purposes.

 Creates jobs: The waste disposal industry provides thousands of jobs,

from waste collectors and sorters to engineers and technicians.

 Reduces waste: Proper disposal of waste helps reduce the amount of waste

being generated, as it encourages people to recycle, compost, and reuse

materials. This can reduce the need to produce more materials, which can

help save resources and conserve energy.