Waste management

Part A 1.Data collection – this task requires courage, please go to your bin, and start to sort your waste, to the different categories according to the pie bellow. If you have a weight try to weight

a) More then 60% of my waste was paper/cardboard waste, with about 20% food waste, 10% plastic and 10% textile. (Just returned home this morning so not much trash to go through, and the meal was eate

I went through the trash in my bedroom. I would have done my kitchen trash but it was empty. Here are my observations: 80% paper, 15% plastic, 5% metal (aluminum foil) I can improve the quality of my

Before: After: 1.Waste sorting: I analyze both the waste in the living room and kitchen, below are the statistics: Paper/Cardboard: 5% Tissue: 5% Plastic: 60% Food: 30% 2.How can you improve the qual

1. Data Collection I am currently living at home, so I looked at the trash in the kitchen and my bedroom. I was only able to sort the trash in my bedroom since my parents did not want me sorting the t

1. BEFORE SORTING: AFTER SORTING: 2. I could improve the quality of my data by sorting within the individual groups. For example, in

Before sorting: After sorting: I would estimate the different types of waste to be: Plastic and foil-like packages: 55% Paper: 30% Cardboard: 10% Aluminum: 5% 2. How can you improve the quality of y

1. There is some extra food waste that is not shown as it has been sealed away. I would estimate: ~ 50% food ~ 10% paper ~ 20% plastics ~ 20% metals 2. I could improve the data collection process by u

Taking a look at my kitchen trash / recycling, it seems like the majority of the trash is food waste, then the rest is some cardboard and soiled paper goods / wrappers. I think I could have improved