1) " Waste" -- As it applies to Waste Removal This article is about waste matter. For the computer program, see WASTE. This article needs a complete rewrite for the reasons listed on the talk page. Please remove this notice once this hasbeen done. This article should be amended to conform to a neutral point of view. Currently there may not be a specific dispute,but the phrasing may need discussion on the talk page. Waste is unwanted or undesired material left over after the completion of a process. Waste inside in a waste bin (A/K/A Trash can Waste can exist in any form (IE. Solid, liquid, or gas ). When released in the latter two states, gas especiall, thewastes are referred to as emissions. It is usually strongly linked with pollution. Contents 1 Sources of waste 2 Types of waste 2.1 Human waste 2.2 Solid wastes 2.2.1 Heavy metals as pollutants in solid waste 3 Solid wastes: to eliminate, to reuse, toavoid 4 Attitudes to waste in different culturesand religions 5 Influence of opressiveregimes and free speech on environmental policy 6 Need for Education 7 See also 8 References Sources of waste Pie chart of waste sources Waste produced in the wild is reintegrated through natural recycling processes, such as dry leaves in a forest decomposinginto soil. Outside of the wild these wastes may become problematic, such as dry leaves inan urban environment. The highest volume of waste, outside of nature, comes from humanindustrial activity: mining, industrial manufacture, consumer use, and soon 1. Almost all manufactured products are destined to become waste at some point intime, with a volume of waste production roughly similar to the volume of resource consumption. Post-consumer waste is the waste produced by the end-user(the garbage one puts outside in the trash can). This is the waste people usual...
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