Waste Management and Industrial Development
Significance of Waste Management
- Environmental Impact: Waste directly impacts the environment and its disposal pollutes the air, water and soil. Waste management reduces greenhouse gas emissions and improves the quality of air and water, and the condition of any area affected by the waste.
- Health Benefit: Waste and emissions impact the health of the exposed nearby communities, industry personnel and surrounding animal life in the long run. Such risks can be averted with stringent waste management processes in place that ensure proper waste disposal and assure safety.
- Cost Benefit: Waste management processes may be expensive but they facilitate recycling. In the ....
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