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How do you manage biodegradable wastes?
we can manage biodegradable wastes by using landfills
Which body system removes liquid and gaseous wastes from the body?
The Excretory system gets rid of wastes.
If the container in which nuclear wastes are buried underground leak the leaking wastes would first pollute the air?
They would pollute groundwater if present, the air would be shut out by sealed doors. It is important to choose a repository site without any groundwater even under abnormal rainfall in the area
What happens to liquid and gas wastes during chick development?
The liquid waste accumulates within the shell. The gaseous wastes diffuse out through the shell.
What organ system removes liquids and gaseous wastes from the body?
excretory ssytem
What kind of wastes should be put into broken glass container?
nothing but broken glass
What are 2 waste products of photosynthesis?
there are two types of wastes products produced by plants a)gaseous B)liquid Gaseous wastes include carbon dioxide(CO2) and oxygen(O2). While the former is produced during the respiration of the plant, the latter is produced in a process called photosynthesis. Liquid waste is water(H2O) Both of these wastes are removed by stomata.
The best way to manage hazardous wastes is to produce less of them in the first place true of false?
This is true.
The best way to manage hazardous wastes is to produce less of them in the first place true or false?
This is true.
What is the difference in function between the kidney and liver?
The kidney and lungs are both associated with removing wastes from the body. They are different in the substances that they remove. The lungs remove the gaseous wastes (Carbon Dioxide) and the kidneys remove the digested waste material.
What sort of waste do people generate in their homes?
there are 3 diffrent kinds of waste generate by humans. they are- liquid wastes solid wastes and gaseous waste.
Why may low level wastes pose a more serious health threat to people than high level wastes?
Low level wastes contain a higher volume of material that can become dispersed in the environment, potentially posing a greater risk of exposure to individuals over time. Additionally, low level wastes may have longer half-lives and be more difficult to contain or manage effectively compared to high level wastes.
