Title: Garbage Pollution: Causes, Effects and Solutions
Headings: Garbage Pollution
Garbage Pollution
What is Garbage Pollution?
What is the Problem with Garbage?
How does Garbage Contribute to Air Pollution?
How does the Burning of Garbage Affect the Environment?
How can we Stop or Control Garbage Pollution?
Garbage Disposal in Urban Areas:
Need for Scientific Waste Management
Conclusion

Content: Large factories emit a lot of smoke. Due to dust particles in the smoke, air becomes contaminated. In addition to the spread of foul odour, germs also breed in rotting trash leading to various diseases. Mosquitoes, flies and mice find a fertile breeding ground in mounds of waste. Garbage, from the households and the industrial wastes, fall into the rivers. This makes the water of the rivers polluted. Thus, increasing garbage in the home, outside or in water sources has aggravated the problem of air pollution. How does the Burning of Garbage Affect the Environment? Micro particles or particulate matter are those toxic particles whose size is so small that they can enter our body through respiration and can damage the lungs in particular. In India and China, every kind of garbage including plastic bottles, electronic goods, is burnt.