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EcoTalks:

Navigating
Solid Waste
Management
Hosts:
Faaris Singson
Juros Jake C. Tantiado
GUESTS:

JOSHUA KEMUEL P. BEA RETUBADO: FREDRICK RAY JAMES JOSEPH HAYDEN CLARK
GUINARES: URBAN PLANNER TURA: COMMUNITY CABILAN: WASTE GONZALEZ: LOCAL
ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVIST MANAGEMENT GOVERNMENT
SCIENTIST SPECIALIST OFFICIAL

RAFAEL S. ZI RAMIUS
MARIKIT: PUBLIC VILLAGONZALO:
HEALTH EXPERT SUSTAINABLE
BUSINESS OWNER
Solid Waste
• Any discarded
material that is
not liquid or gas.
• Examples:
Household trash,
construction debris,
industrial refuse.
1. Municipal Solid Waste (MSW)

2. Industrial Solid Waste

Types of 3. Agricultural Waste

Solid
Wastes 4. Construction and Demolition
Waste

5. Medical Waste

6. Electronic Waste (E-Waste)


Everyday items discarded by the public.

MUNICIPAL
SOLID WASTE
(MSW) Food Scraps Packaging Materials Paper

BACK
Plastics Glass Metal Scraps
Waste generated by industrial
or manufacturing processes.

INDUSTRIAL
SOLID
WASTE
Metal Scraps Chemicals

BACK
Plastic Scraps
Waste that refers to the by-products and
residues, generated from farming and
livestock activities, such as crop
residues, manure, and pesticide containers.

AGRICULTURAL
WASTE
Crop Residue Manure

BACK
Pesticide Containers
This waste includes a variety of materials that
can often be recycled or reused but may require
special handling due to bulk, potential
contaminants, or environmental impact.

CONSTRUCTION
AND
DEMOLITION
WASTE Concrete Wood

BACK

Bricks
Medical waste, also known as healthcare or
biomedical waste, refers to any waste generated
by healthcare facilities, such as hospitals,
clinics, laboratories, dental offices, and
veterinary clinics.

MEDICAL
WASTE
Used Syringe Used Gloves

BACK

Pharmaceutical Waste
Electronic waste, or e-waste, refers to discarded
electronic devices and components, such as old
computers, mobile phones, televisions, and
batteries.

ELECTRONIC
WASTE
Old Computers Old phones

BACK

Used Batteries
Residential: Household waste like
food scraps, paper, plastics.

Commercial: Waste from


businesses.

Sources Institutional: Waste from


schools, hospitals.
of Solid
Industrial: Waste from
Wastes manufacturing.

Agricultural: Waste from farming


activities.

Construction: Waste from


construction activities.
Effects Health: Respiratory
problems, infections,
on Health chronic diseases.

and
Environme Environment: Soil and
nt water contamination,
reduced agricultural
productivity, pollution.
Hierarchy Levels:
Prevention, Reduction,
Reuse, Recycling,
Waste Recovery, Disposal.

Management
Hierarchy Goal: Handle waste
sustainably to
minimize environmental
impact.
Title: Ecological Solid
Waste Management Act of
Republic 2000.

Act No.
9003 Objectives: Protect
public health,
environmentally sound
methods, resource
conservation.
Solid Waste: Discarded materials
that are not liquid or gas.

Segregation: Separating waste


types.

Recycling: Converting waste into


Important reusable material.

Terms Biodegradable: Naturally


decomposing waste.

Non-Biodegradable: Waste that


doesn’t decompose.

Special Wastes: Requires special


handling, like medical waste.
Biodegradable: Organic
waste (food scraps,
garden waste).
Non-Biodegradable:
Classific Plastics, metals.
ation of
Solid Recyclable: Glass
Wastes bottles, aluminum cans.

Special Wastes: Medical


waste, electronic waste.
Sanitary Landfills

Electric Composter
Disposal Incinerator
Technologies

Anaerobic Digestion

Waste-to-Energy
Sanitary
Landfills

BACK
Health: Respiratory
problems, infections,
chronic diseases.
Electric
Composter
Environment: Soil and
water contamination,
reduced agricultural
productivity, pollution.

BACK
Health: Respiratory
problems, infections,
chronic diseases.

Incinerator
Environment: Soil and
water contamination,
reduced agricultural
productivity, pollution.

BACK
Health: Respiratory
problems, infections,
chronic diseases.
Anaerobic
Digestion
Environment: Soil and
water contamination,
reduced agricultural
productivity, pollution.

BACK
Health: Respiratory
problems, infections,
chronic diseases.
Waste-to-
Energy
Environment: Soil and
water contamination,
reduced agricultural
productivity, pollution.

BACK
Business
Contributions

Reduce Packaging Implementing Supporting


Recycling Waste-to-Energy
Programs
THE END

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