File:Segregation of Trash.png
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English: Trash segregation involves sorting waste into different categories based on their material composition or recyclability. This process helps facilitate efficient recycling and waste management practices by separating materials such as paper, plastics, glass, and metals. Proper segregation reduces contamination and maximizes the recovery of valuable resources, ultimately promoting environmental sustainability and minimizing landfill waste |
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