Discussion June 11, 2016

Topic : Waste Management : Avoidance/Waste Minimization

Plastic is harmful for environment : All

Right now i am use disposals but i will try to avoid these things . : Ankur Sharma

Yes, We all will avoid these things : Priyanka

Waste avoidance is simply avoiding the production of waste. It is often associated with the terms ‘waste reduction’ or ‘source reduction’, as well as ‘waste minimization’. As stated in Background to Waste Management, minimization is at the top of the waste hierarchy, and contrary to popular perception, reducing the amount of waste that is produced can be achieved relatively simply. Slight modifications of procedures and/or altering procurement practices can improve inefficiencies in utilizing resources, leading to a reduction in the amount of waste produced.

You could develop policies that can relate to specific items such as paper, IT equipment or furniture.

Ideas to include in a policy for reduction of paper use

Try not to use as much in the first place e.g. quotas for users.
Double-side all photocopying and printing.
Print two pages or more on one sheet.
Reuse paper in printers and photocopiers.
Circulate one copy of memos, minutes etc or use email.
Use the back of scrap paper - for internal notes, as a note pad, or for student notes.
Allow students to submit work which is double sided and single line spaced.
Ensure that fax machines do not produce header or report sheets.
Reuse envelopes internally in preference to purchased transit envelopes.
Give staff training in the most efficient way to use the photocopiers.
Buy recycled paper products wherever possible.
Pass scrap office paper and newspaper to other users such as play groups or schools.
The National Resource and Waste Forum has published a toolkit for preventing household waste. Although not aimed at FHE, it provides some good advice and information (planning, campaigns and case studies) on preventing waste being produced.

SEPA and the Environment Agency both have their own waste minimization websites.

Envirowise has some industry specific examples of waste minimization.

Rajeev Jain : Hello guys please, Start utilizing own utensils for Tea,Coldrink,Water
Bowl for : Any food item
By doing this we can avoid lots of wastage of disposals
Second : Let's start to write one petition to ask to Govt for complete ban in coming five years on those plastic items which can not be recycled.

Yes Rajeev, I will write petition : Subhash Garhwal

Subhash Garhwal : Hey Rajeev I did, You can see here
https://www.change.org/p/prime-minister-narendra-modi-complete-ban-on-plastic-items-which-can-not-be-recycled?recruiter=555466925&utm_source=share_for_starters&utm_medium=copyLink

Comments

Debate on Studying grammar is more important than practising conversation skills. July 12, 2016

Favor : Grammar is important than the communication skills because it is the language that makes it possible for us to talk about language. by Grammar you are write names the different of words, and you make sentences, so you can use your grammar skills when you are want communicate, if you Know grammar, your speech will be very obvious, and you will follow by the structure. We all know how to build a sentence, but we do not know how to build a beauty sentence so for this we need to learn by grammar. And knowing about grammar offers a window into the human mind and into our amazingly complex mental capacity. while someone practice grammar become more friendly & he make the maximum output of it. But on conversation he/she may do face some current situation and that time also he/she may not perform perfectly as required. Grammar skilled guy can go anywhere means any type communication - oral or written , face to face or behind, man to man or in a group, personal or corporate w...

Game of Marbles (Kanche)

Believe it or not, but no one really knows where marbles originated. They've been found in the ashes of Pompeii and in the tombs of ancient Egyptians, and they were played with by Native American tribes, so it's impossible to pin down a precise country of origin. The earliest examples were simply stones that had been polished smooth by a running river, but for centuries artisans made them by hand from clay, stone, or glass. Mass production became possible in 1884, when Sam Dyke of Akron, Ohio, created a wooden block with six grooves, each of which held a lump of clay. An operator would roll a wooden paddle over all the clay balls at once, with a back-and-forth and slightly lateral motion, creating six marbles. With around 350 employees, Dyke's factory was cranking out five train carloads, or about one million marbles, every day. Mass production made marbles much cheaper to make, allowing the price to drop from about one penny each to a bag of 30 marbles for the same pri...

Quiz on JAIPUR FACTS July 4, 2016

All are waiting for question. 1. WHO IS FOUNDER OF JAIPUR ANSWER - Jai Singh II 2. The one of the popular sweet dish from Jaipur is the……. ANSWER : Ghewar 3. Ghewar. The sweet is associated with the ……….festival. Tell me festival name ANSWER : Teej 4. How many windows HAWA-MAHAL has ? ANSWER : 953 5. How many stories HAWAMAHAL has ? ANSWER : 5 6. Birla Mandir is established in which year ANSWER : 1988 7. When Jaipur Metro commercial service started between chandpol and mansarovar , tell me month and year ANSWER : June 2015 Only our team know answer : Subhash Garhwal , Rajeev Jain 8. How much length is covered by Jaipur metro - ANSWER : 9.63KM Our team know this answer : Avanish Kumar 9. what is the lake name where JAL MAHAL is situated ANSWER : Man Sagar Lake 10. famous food in jaipur ANSWER : dal bati churma Is it question : Subhash Garhwal 11. short Code decided by IRCTC for jaipur ANSWER : JP Explanation : fyi whe...

The Serendipity

Search This Blog