What happens to rubbish when it is thrown away?

Answer 1

Assuming that rubbish = trash

all trash that isn't recycled goes to land fills; if it is biodegradable it decomposes and fertilizes the soil around it; if it is not it can sit on the ground for millions of years this causes the land to fill up with trash; this is the reason that non degradable plastic is so bad to throw out and should be recycled

Answer 2

1. Separate the glass, aluminum, steel, paper and hard plastic bottles and recycle them.
2. Separate your organic waste, vegetable peelings, food scraps, tissues etc and compost them or put them in your worm farm
3. Throw away the rest, which should now only be things like polystyrene (styrofoam) and plastic wrapping into landfill. They can actually be recycled, but very few recyclers will accept them for now.

We should aim for as little as possible going into landfill.

Answer 3

Rubbish that is not wet or full of germs can be used again and recycled. You can clean up old bookcases, picture frames, and even clothing to reuse.

Answer 4

Rubbish is another name for garbage. Rubbish should be taken away each week by the garbage man and disposed of at a land fill properly.

Answer 5

All of our rubbish goes to a landfill site

Answer 6

rubbish is collected by trucks and put into a big place which has big piles of rubbish so yeah you could say they just dump it there!

Answer 7

No, not all since that's impossible. Everything isn't recycleable. But for everything that is, yes.

Answer 8

it goes in landfill sites