Green waste is the biodegradable garbage we produce, things like food scraps. Most people acknowledge the biodegradable aspect of this green waste, but there are many misconceptions and misunderstandings about green waste.
There are a few myths:
Green waste can just be put in landfill because it is biodegradable
Green waste will not do well in landfill. It will take a long time to biodegrade when tightly packed with other disposables, and with little air. This means it ends up producing greenhouse gas.
Green waste cannot be mixed with landfill. It must be processes separately.
Composting is the only way to deal with Biodegradable green waste.
Composting is one option, if you have some yard space and the right facilities. Other homeowners and businesses may find composting very inconvenient. So they have the professionals deal with the green waste.
Another solution is a kitchen compost machine, which allows kitchens to compost biodegradable waste in minimal space.
If done incorrectly it probably will attract pests. But if you leave meat and dairy out of the compost the pest are rarely an issue.
Food waste grinder and kitchen waste recycling machine
technology can make recycling easier, especially for large businesses, cruise ships, educational institutions, and other large scale facilities.
