Organic waste is considered to be all waste that has the property of being biodegradable, that is, it decomposes naturally and can be incorporated back into nature without causing irreversible damage to the environment.
The decomposition process of organic waste can be accelerated under a certain process that allows the creation of compost, which serves as a fertilizer and which facilitates the incorporation of this type of waste into biological cycles.
Another use of organic waste is in the production of gas, which is used to generate electricity, or as fuel for heating, use of motor vehicles, food preparation, among other things.
10 examples of Organic Waste:
- Eggshells
2. Food Waste
3. Fish bones
4. Fruit shells
5. Hair
6. Paper
7. Urine
8. Feces
9. Cardboard
10. Bones
