Whether it’s a mattress, an old appliance or construction debris, when you’ve got something you need to trash, it’s not always as easy as throwing it in the weekly pickup. Large items need special care in order to be taken away — and, more than that, they need intentionality in their disposal if you want to minimise their resulting impact on the environment. That means, when you want to dispose of something but don’t know how to do it, you need a basic understanding of where and how to get rid of goods.
Is it possible to dispose of goods without contributing to the 220 annual tons of waste generated in the United States? What do you do with items that won’t fit into regular trash pickup? The answer to these questions lies within the field of waste management.
What is waste management?
An overarching term that includes more than 20 industries, waste management involves the collection, transportation and eventual disposal of various waste materials. This field is designed to offer several solutions that can repurpose and re-use materials, such as recycling, composting, fermentation, incineration, land application and landfills.
What should you do with excess trash?
Whether you’re renovating a home or swapping out an appliance, when you have excess waste of which to dispose, it’s important to know the best method for dealing with it. The below infographic provides several solutions for getting rid of large items, unwanted furniture, household waste, yard debris, and other junk and debris.
If you’re trying to figure out how to dispose of hazardous waste, old tires, fluids, electronics or something else, this resource offers clear strategies for knowing what to do. Use this guide to help you determine where and when to get rid of the goods you no longer need.
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