Everything about Waste Collection totally explained
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Waste collection is the component of
waste management which results in the passage of a
waste material from the source of production to either the point of
treatment final
disposal. Waste collection also includes the
kerbside collection of
recyclable materials that technically are not
waste, as part of a municipal
landfill diversion program.
Household waste collection
Household waste will generally be left in
waste containers or recycling bins prior to collection by a
waste collector using a
waste collection vehicle.
The
waste collection vehicle will often take the waste to a
transfer station where it'll be loaded up into a larger vehicle and sent either to
landfill or to an alternative
waste treatment facility.
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