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Why are most neutral countries very developed?
Because they do not waste money on war.
how to manage organic waste?
organic waste management machines
how can I manage my household waste?
Have multiple trash cans
What countries are categorized as Developed Countries and under developed countries?
india & chine are developing country where as us and uk are developed country
Why are public health researchers concerned about exporting health problems associated with developed countries to less developed countries?
The less developed countries don't have the same kinds of medical access to help them deal with diseases, which means that exporting health problems from developed countries to less developed countries could have devastating effects on the less developed countries.
Why was it difficult for some newly independent African countries to govern themselves?
It was difficult for some newly independent African countries to govern themselves as they had already developed some dependency. As a matter of fact, most African countries still struggle to manage their affairs as a nation.
What is the difference between more developed countries and less developed countries?
Development.
What is LDCs?
Less Developed Countries
What are the products developed from waste?
fertilizer :D
What are in developed countries?
Developed countries in Asia are: Japan, Korea, Hong Kong and Singapore
Why do you sell your rubbish to other countries?
Reasons for waste export: Cost-effectiveness: Processing and disposing of waste domestically can be expensive, while selling it to countries with less stringent regulations or cheaper labor can be significantly cheaper for waste management companies. Infrastructure limitations: Developed countries may lack the necessary infrastructure or capacity to handle all their waste domestically, making export an attractive option. Resource recovery: Some types of waste, such as scrap metal or paper, can be valuable resources in developing countries, creating jobs and contributing to their economies. Impacts of waste export: Environmental concerns: Improper waste management in receiving countries can lead to environmental pollution, including air and water contamination, soil degradation, and threats to public health. Social and economic burdens: Developing countries often lack the resources and expertise to deal with imported waste effectively, leading to social and economic burdens on local communities. Global implications: The transboundary movement of waste can contribute to the spread of disease, harmful chemicals, and invasive species, posing global environmental and health risks. Addressing the issue: International regulations: The Basel Convention is an international treaty that aims to control the transboundary movement of hazardous waste and to minimize its adverse effects on human health and the environment. However, enforcement remains a challenge. Domestic policies: Developed countries can implement policies that discourage waste export and encourage domestic recycling and waste reduction. Investing in waste management: Developing countries need investment in their waste management infrastructure and capacity building to handle waste effectively and sustainably.
Is Australia a developed or less developed country?
It is a developed country other developed countries include the uk, usa and germany. less developed countries are somalia, afganistan and lybia
