Utilization Strategy and Management of Green Waste to Improve Wasteland Fertility in Australia

Abstract

This paper covers production of food waste in Australia, including to find the best solution to address the food waste issue by collective understanding of what we mean by food waste and where it happens. Recognizing what we are starting at now do well can emp ower us to take in and use from prevailing exercises and moreover development. Moreover, the point of administration and recycling of food waste in header of biomass preparation can build soil fertility of wasteland in Australia. With the aim of considering natural composts are infinite, biodegradable, reasonable, and ecologically attractive. This thought can be proposed as reusing of waste as a natural fertilizer to enhance soil readiness of wasteland in Australia.

COVID-19 Face Masks as a Long-Term Source of Microplastics in Recycled Urban Green Waste

“…While household waste separation into recyclable hard waste (i.e., paper, aluminum, plastics) and solid waste destined for landfill is standard procedure among most local government councils, some councils deploy separate bins for the collection of green waste/organic waste (e.g., food remains, garden waste, lawn clippings), in addition to green waste collection from industry, such as landscaping businesses [45,46]. At the waste management center, the green waste is shredded or ground and composted for a set period [47], after which it is sold as garden mulch or as 'manufactured soil' [48,49], which is widely and frequently used in land reclamation and remediation projects [50][51][52].…”