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[[w:List of materials properties|Materials have many properties]] which effect which material is most suitable for which use. | [[w:List of materials properties|Materials have many properties]] which effect which material is most suitable for which use. | ||
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[[w:Biodegradable waste]] includes [[w:food waste]] and [[w:agricultural waste]]. | |||
== Recycling | == Recycling biodegradable waste == | ||
There are various ways in which biodegradable waste can be recycled | |||
* [[w:Compost]]ing yields viable [[w:humus]] | |||
* [[w:Anaerobic digestion]] yields [[w:biofuel]] | |||
* [[w:Incineration]] yields [[energy]] | |||
In centralized | Running an private biodegradable waste recycling facility or compost as it's called you might have noticed some things like citrus fruit peels compost quite slowly compared to say some other fruit leftovers. | ||
In centralized biodegradable waste management this might not be such an big issue due to the longer time horizon of the activity. Drying biodegradable waste before you put it into the recycling bin helps you avoid fungus growth allowing you to take it out less frequently and also makes the job of the collector nicer | |||
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