Improper Waste Management

According to Hansen (2010) solid wastes thrown in the garbage bins everyday can be classified into groups, this is called segregation. If it is needed to reduce, reuse and recycle, then it would be better to identify first those wastes that can still be used from real garbage that needs to be thrown away.Garbages are decomposable wastes, that has no use for human consumption anymore. Making a compost pit can be a good way to make use of these wastes. This can be a good fertilizer for garden plants. Proper waste disposal is very important in making sure that the place and environment is free from any waste that can cause health risks. For a clean and healthy environment, it is required to constantly clean the area, and have a garbage bin to

It was concluded in the study of Temitope, Abayomi, Ruth, & Adeola (2015) that plastic wastes (pure water sachets and plastic bottles) can be converted into useful plastic based products by adopting a simple recycling method which can be carried out by small cottage industries. These products include plastic chairs, key holders, and flower vases. The study recommends that recycling should be adopted as the main method in plastic waste management because of its various benefits such as reducing hazardous effects due to improper waste management, and eliminating the usage of raw materials for the development of products over the methods of plastic waste

However, it is pointed out by Belbes, et al (2012) that wastes nowadays are not managed properly. Improper disposal of wastes could lead to health problems and discomfort of the residents nearby. There are still barangays who are not covered up by the service of the trash. According to Alcazar, et al (2014) that the locals would benefit if the owners have a well maintained solid waste management disposal because this may help to avoid some kind of illness due to irresponsible dumping of wastes to a nearby creeks that might be found in the