Waste Management Practices

Indore has been ranked the cleanest Indian city for seven years in a row.

(a)  

• Mumbai
• Indore
• Delhi
• Chennai

In Japan, the town of _______________ is known for its Zero-Waste initiative, where waste is sorted into 45 categories.

• Kamikatsu
• Tokyo

• Kyoto

• Osaka

The main goal of the "Wealth from Waste" initiative in India is (a)   .

• To throw waste into landfills
• To ban plastic completely
• To create waste management games
• To turn waste into useful resources

Kamikatsu, Japan, manages its waste by (a)   .

• By burning all the garbage
• By dumping it in the ocean
• By recycling 80% of its waste into
• By sending it to other countries

What is the Pfand System in Germany?

• A way to collect water from waste

• A deposit refund scheme where people return used bottles for money

• A rule for keeping the streets clean

• A game for kids to learn about waste management

What is the goal of the UK’s "Great British Spring Clean"?

• To pick up litter from public places

• To clean houses

• To throw trash in the rivers

• To sell plastic bottles

Singapore’s "Trash-to-Treasure" project (a)   .

• Hides trash underground
• Turns waste into useful products li
• Burns all the trash to make energy
• Sends waste to space

How does the Ardley Energy Recovery Facility in the UK help the environment?

• By building tall waste towers

• By collecting rainwater

• By turning non-recyclable waste into energy

• By making playgrounds for children

What makes Singapore's Semakau Landfill unique?

• It recycles only plastic bottles

• It is the biggest landfill in the world

• It is a landfill that produces food

• It is built on an island and turns waste ash into land

The Green Dot (Der Grüne Punkt) symbol on packaging means (a)   .

• The manufacturer helps fund recycli
• The product is made of materials li
• The product cannot be recycled
• The product is costly and not every