In the previous post we left a few questions open. One of them: Can we innovate in the management of organic waste as we have done with the management and alternative uses of non-organic waste? Let’s think about it. We have seen the impact that, not only the inorganic waste, but the improperly mixed organic waste generates. Recently, specialized portalDiario Ecología locates on the map which is the world’s largest landfill.
We already know that waste can only be the product or result of human activity and that depending on who we are and where we live, we generate one kind of waste or another. One of the most common classifications of waste we found it divided into two major types according to their composition: organic and non-organic.
We will take a look at the non-organic waste. Briefly, all defined as inorganic waste has NO biological origin, on the other side, is industrial in nature or derived from some other artificial process, for example, plastics, synthetic fabrics, etc. The non-organic waste is by definition NOT decompose materials naturally or take a long time to degrade, such as plastic, glass, paper and metals.
