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Wastes are managed with treatment plants storage sites and recycling.?
cell reprodution
How does recycling pollute plants and animals?
Because plants are plants and plants are plants which means plants are plants and plants are plants
Where are most material recycling plants?
California
How do plants storage energy?
The plants store energy in the form of starch in the storage tissues.
What place for storage of organic materials in plants?
Starch is the storage form of energy in plants
Where is the Recycling Plant?
There are recycling plants all over the world their is one in Geelong, Melbourne and many other places.
Are car recycling plants different from junkyards?
"There is a difference between car recycling plants and junkyards. Car reccyling plants take pride in reusing as many parts as possible, and try to use every possible piece of the car they can. Junkyards are just where cars go do die." "Yes, there is a fundamental difference between junk yards and car recycling plants. Car recycling plants actually focus on the environment and attempt to reuse each part in every car brought in."
What is the purpose of recycling plants?
Recycling plants are facilities where recyclable materials are processed and sorted for reuse. The purpose of recycling plants is to reduce waste sent to landfills, conserve natural resources, and lower overall environmental impact by promoting a circular economy where materials are reused and recycled.
How many wastewater treatment plants are there in India?
In India, there are a total of 1093 sewage treatment plants.
Which is most responsible for recycling dead plants and animals in an ecosystem?
Bacteria
Do waste treatment plants have chimneys?
It usually depends on different kinds of waste treatment plants but most of them have.
What are water plants?
Water treatment plants are set of various installations where raw water drawn for drinking water is subjected to treatment for removal/reducing various impurities present in the raw water to acceptable standards for drinking water prescribed by WHO/local governments. They are generally comprising of various treatment units for: aeration, chemical dosing, clarification, flocculation, filtration, disinfection and storage of treated water for distribution.
