Waste management has been a problem from decades since the world has moved to technological evolution. From plastics, papers, debris and chemical wastes, the higher a country develops the more toxic their waste becomes. The biggest problem on waste is the pollution to the environment it gives. From polluted streams and land filled with toxic wastes products of companies, factories plus the daily people who throw their garbage's anywhere waste management even in first world countries is a long way to go.
Traditional waste management involves a long procedure of events that could take up years to finish or could seriously harm our environment. From composting, incineration and landfill they all do take a lot of time and the later could end up destroying our planet's ecological system. Waste management should not harm the Earth but rather help clean the earth. Innovation should not stop in developing technologies that could benefit mankind but should add more to helping clean the world we live in.
There are new technological advancements seen today that could really bring up a big smile to our planet. Recycling was a big step in minimizing the waste we send to landfills each and every day but it is not enough to reduce the solid waste we already have in the landfills. Scientists today are discovering possible ways to convert traditional waste products into electricity which is a good thing. If our garbage could be used as electricity we would not only clean our environment but also reduce the use of coal, fuel and nuclear to power our homes because not only do these pollute our environment with toxic emissions but could stand as a possible threat to the people in our planet when the future comes.
We should not make a laughing matter on the improper waste management products that we throw or send to landfills. We may never know that someday this garbage could hunt as back in the worst possible scenarios such as flooding and water pollution. We should take our stand in helping the one world we have because without a clean planet, there is no future for anyone else.
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