Question 11 of 44intermediate💡 UnderstandShort Answer2 marks

How is wet waste managed? In your school

Correct Answer

In schools, wet waste such as food peels and leftovers is typically managed through composting.

Schools may have compost pits where wet waste is collected and converted into compost, which can then be used as fertilizer for plants and trees in the school garden.

Exercise: How is wet waste managed? | Q: 1 | (Page Page 8)
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Explanation

The chapter discusses waste management and mentions compost pits as a way to manage wet waste. Composting converts wet waste into useful fertilizer for plants.

Solution Steps

  1. Wet waste includes food peels and leftovers

  2. Wet waste is managed through composting in schools

  3. Compost pits convert wet waste into compost

  4. Compost is used as fertilizer for school gardens