The article "A Peep into Waste Management" by C.P. Hariharan discusses the prevalent issues of cleanliness and waste management in society. It highlights the tendency of individuals to keep their homes clean while neglecting the environment. The author points out various forms of littering, such as improper disposal of gutkha packaging, open urination and defecation due to perceived unclean public toilets, and the careless dumping of debris by builders. The text criticizes the lack of effort by many people to use public dustbins, leading to littering from balconies and the pollution caused by construction activities. It also addresses the problems of vehicular pollution, industrial waste, and the contamination of rivers. Additionally, the article notes that religious and social functions often exacerbate littering issues, as the grounds are not cleaned afterward. The author emphasizes the need for proper waste segregation to facilitate recycling, highlighting that waste management is an essential scientific discipline. It concludes with a warning about the detrimental impact of pollution on the ozone layer and global warming, stressing the urgency of effective waste management to prevent further environmental degradation. A Peep Into Waste Management by c P Hariharan in English Magazine 720 Downloads 1.8k Views Writen by c P Hariharan Category Magazine Read Full Story Download on Mobile Description In the normal course, we do not give much importance to wastes. But,advanced technologies have turned wastes into reusable fuel, energy, thereby mitigating our reliance on fossil fuels for generating energy. Read on to know how wastes serve as renewable sources of energy. On reading this article you can understand wastes are no more wastes.Managing wastes is need of the hour.Management of waste helps to reduce pollution levels which is a great threat to our very survival. western countries are very much advanced in waste disposal. We have to learn a lot from them in this aspect. Global warming can be mitigated by managing wastes.Wastes are not wastes rather who do not manage waste are wastes. We address waste dealers as kabaadi walas .But, they financially grow up anything like a banana tree rooted on garbage. Our own health has a bearing on how wastes are being managed. Need for waste management need hardly be over emphasized. More Likes This The battle of - You vs You by muhammad Kamal Gentlemen's Game - Part 1 by Umang Time is precious - A philosophical thought by c P Hariharan More Interesting Options English Short Stories English Spiritual Stories English Fiction Stories English Motivational Stories English Classic Stories English Children Stories English Comedy stories English Magazine English Poems English Travel stories English Women Focused English Drama English Love Stories English Detective stories English Moral Stories English Adventure Stories English Human Science English Philosophy English Health English Biography English Cooking Recipe English Letter English Horror Stories English Film Reviews English Mythological Stories English Book Reviews English Thriller English Science-Fiction English Business English Sports English Animals English Astrology English Science English Anything English Crime Stories