Benefits and bad effects of organic and or (inorganic) waste by @therichguy19

Hello my fellow friends.
I am happy to greet You again from #Moldova.

This is a very nice and smart contest.

I would Like to start with what the organic Waste is. The Organic waste is defined as biodegradable waste from gardens and parks, food and kitchen waste from households, restaurants, catering companies and retail locations, as well as comparable waste generated by food processing plants. They do not include forest or agricultural residues, manure, sewage sludge or other biodegradable waste such as natural textiles, paper or processed wood. I also exclude those by-products from the production of food that never become waste.

Currently, the main threat to the environment caused by bio-waste (and other biodegradable waste) is the generation of methane from the decomposition of this waste in landfills, which in 1995 accounted for about 3% of total greenhouse gas emissions. greenhouse effect in the 15 states of the European Union. (That is official data, took from the EU directive’s agains pollution)

As you can see in the picture, this is the hay or grass left over from the care of a park. The green area I take care of here near my house. what happens to this hay? And why did I decide to take care of the park? because I care about nature, and in my soul and heart a healthy environment also means a healthy society and I will do everything to help people understand this. As mentioned above, the disadvantage is the emission of gas into the atmosphere plus the possibility that during the decomposition groundwater will be affected if the amount of compostable mass is very large and the place where the compost is stored is not sealed to prevent leakage. Otherwise, there are only advantages in everything that means compostability. First of all, I stored the grass that strung it above the ground, as a worker through the strawberries and in the areas where I have an open field to protect the soil from the overheating that takes place while the sun, which is not covered by clouds, has the soil, reducing the amount of microorganisms that cannot operate in soil properly at temperatures of 50-60 degrees Celsius. Plus the soil cover is the perfect way to prevent water loss caused by overheating, and the perfect way to increase the amount of chemical compounds resulting from the decomposition of the grass itself and the storage of substances in the humus layer.

As long as I live on this Earth 🌍, o will try to use all the organic what is on the surface, to made more organic inside the soil. It is a natural process that needs to be sustained.

Thanks a lot guys. We are all of Us on the same boat 🛶, don’t do stupid things against the nature because the Nature Will survive, but we won’t. 🙏🌳
Love and protect the #nature. The compostable waste is our Gold, don’t mine it in the Caves !😁😁😁😁

I invite with pleasure my friends to join this contest initiated by @ridwant

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Go ahead guy, let’s make this Planet better.