What is the garbage statistics of my family for a day, and what is the classification statistics of

As shown below:

Garbage classification: 1. It can be ** things.

The main categories of materials include waste paper, plastics, glass, metal and fabrics. These wastes are utilized through comprehensive treatment, which can reduce pollution and save resources. For example, 850 kilograms of paper can be made from 1 ton of waste paper, saving 300 kilograms of wood, reducing pollution by 74% compared with the same amount of production.

2. Dry garbage.

Including bricks, tiles, ceramics, muck, toilet waste paper, paper towels and other difficult wastes and dust, food bags (boxes) in addition to the above types of garbage. Sanitary landfills can effectively reduce pollution of groundwater, surface water, soil and air.

3. Kitchen waste.

Kitchen waste (known as wet garbage in Shanghai) includes leftovers, bones, roots, leaves, fruit peels and other food waste. Biotechnology processes compost on site, producing tons of organic fertilizer per ton.

4. Hazardous garbage.

Hazardous waste contains heavy metals, toxic substances that are harmful to human health, or wastes that cause actual or potential harm to the environment. Including batteries, fluorescent tubes, light bulbs, mercury thermometers, paint buckets, some household appliances, expired medicines and their containers, expired cosmetics, etc. This waste is generally disposed of separately or in landfills.

I also wrote about this when I was in school together, and it seems complicated but it's actually very simple.

Just list it.

For example: eaten banana peel x2, egg shell x5 and so on.

Can you be specific?

Then you'll have to count your garbage.

We don't know.

Yes: garbage, kitchen waste, hazardous garbage, and other garbage. Carry out classification and sorting statistics, facilitate the utilization of useful materials in garbage, minimize the disposal of waste materials, and achieve the purpose of reduction, harmlessness and resource utilization of garbage disposal.

Garbage: including paper, metal, plastic, glass, etc., can reduce pollution and save resources through comprehensive treatment. Families can put these garbage in different boxes or small boxes, sort them out once a week or month, and sell them directly to the waste station.

Kitchen waste: including leftovers, leftovers, bones, roots and leaves and other food waste, which is composted by biotechnology on-site, and tons of organic fertilizer can be produced per ton. For hygiene reasons, it is best to clean up food waste every day and take it to a garbage station in a village community or street when the family is out.

Hazardous waste: including mercury-containing waste batteries, waste fluorescent tubes, waste water silver thermometers, expired medicines, etc., which require special and safe disposal. It can be stored in a small box first, and when it can't be filled, it can be put in a ** box around the village, community, and street.

Other garbage: including bricks, tiles, ceramics, muck and other wastes that are difficult to achieve in addition to the above types of garbage, incineration or sanitary landfill can effectively reduce the pollution of groundwater, surface water, soil and air.