state the importance of green and blue dustbins in the safe disposal of the household waste meritnation
Amritha P.c answered this
Everyone in household must put biodegradable waste in green dustbin and non biodegradable waste in blue dustbin......
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Aadish answered this
1.It helps in the segregation of waste.
2.It also helps in the management of waste.
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Anuradha Narayanan answered this
the green dustbin is used for dumping bio degradable wastes and
the blue dustbin is used for dumping non bio degradable wastes
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the blue dustbin is used for dumping non bio degradable wastes
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Khushi Agiwal answered this
the importance of green dustbin is to dispose bio-degradable waste i.e. peels of veggies, etc and the importance of blue dustbin is to dispose non- biodegradable waste like plastic bags, etc.
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Anjalirawat answered this
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Swagata Bosu Maiti answered this
Name a gas produced by the incomplete burning of fuel
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Shivam answered this
1 to different them while managing
2 to dipose easly
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Shivam answered this
Because as we different object or thing disposed differently . Green dustbin used for disposal of organic waste like..leaf,vegetable ect .where as blue bin used for non organic waste like.. plastic ,metal,glass ect . So we use green and blue dustbin to differenstate
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Pnkj answered this
Using green dustbin for biodegradable and blues for non biodegradable, we manage different wastes in better manner, which causes less land and water pollution
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Sejal Sharma answered this
Its useless...no ans is correct..
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Gopalthakre answered this
Please find this answer
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Nikhil Mishra answered this
Advantage of associated with water harvesting at communiry level are :
The water does not evaporate, but spreads out to recharge wells and provides moisture for vegetation over a large area.
It does not provide breeding grounds for mosquitoes.
The ground water is protected from ?contamination by human and animal wastes.
It raises?the ground water level
The water does not evaporate, but spreads out to recharge wells and provides moisture for vegetation over a large area.
It does not provide breeding grounds for mosquitoes.
The ground water is protected from ?contamination by human and animal wastes.
It raises?the ground water level
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Nikhil Mishra answered this
The water does not evaporate, but spreads out to recharge wells and provides moisture for vegetation over a large area.
It does not provide breeding grounds for mosquitoes.
The ground water is protected from ?contamination by human and animal wastes.
It raises?the ground water level
It does not provide breeding grounds for mosquitoes.
The ground water is protected from ?contamination by human and animal wastes.
It raises?the ground water level
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Everton Ibeh answered this
Everyone was happy
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Devansh Trivedi answered this
Sorry i dont know this
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Devansh Trivedi answered this
Sorry i dont know
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Hime Sama answered this
(1)It helps in segregation of biodegradable and nonbiodegradable waste. (2) It also helps in the management of waste.
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Aditya Yadav answered this
What are the various constituent of Air ? write there uses
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Ravi Ravi Kumar answered this
write two slogans for conservation of forest
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Neha answered this
mention the different types of source
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Yuvraj Singh answered this
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Chandan Kumar answered this
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Nisha Sharma answered this
the importance of green dustbin is to dispose bio-degradable waste i.e. peels of veggies, etc and the importance of blue dustbin is to dispose non- biodegradable waste like plastic bags, etc
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Nisha Sharma answered this
the importance of green dustbin is to dispose bio-degradable waste i.e. peels of veggies, etc and the importance of blue dustbin is to dispose non- biodegradable waste like plastic bags,
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Raman Preet Kaur answered this
Please find this answer
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Sara Rahaman answered this
The rearing of silkworms to obtain silk is known as sericulture. During a stage of its life cycle, the silkworm weaves a net around itself. Silk is then obtained from this net.?
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