Sweet Tooth asked:


I have called local recyclers, including Waste Management. They say they will charge me to pick it up, not pay for it. Yet I know that over 70% of corrugated material gets recycled so it’s not worthless. Plus I always see people scavenging it, why would they if it has no value? But who buys it?
Corrugated CARDBOARD, not scrap metal

Mike

john inquisitive asked:


how do they differ in their scope of study or curriculum?
which would be a more suitable practice if I want to pursue a field in water supply management and waste water treatment?

Yolanda

saumya asked:


I have to make a project on it. And if u know how is water wasted in homes and industries, then also please tell me.

Fernando

undertoad5 asked:


I want to run a non profit later in my career. Since i am in my mid 20’s I figure now is the time to go back to school. I don’t want to waste my time if I don’t need a degree or by getting the wrong one.

Theodore

treshayc asked:


I’m trying to find out if this is something my husband should pursue. He has a CDL and is a Over the road driver right now and always gone. We miss him and are trying to find something local for him to do. If you work with waste management could you let me know if the pay is decent and if it’s hard to get a job in the field. Thank you.

Gary

Z n asked:


i am working in london in a same field from 3 years. Please advice or give references if Possible because applying online is just a waste, i tried alot.

Earl

michael n asked:


While these bulbs(as featured on Live Earth) save energy, improper handling could cause more harm than good. Contact your local waste management facility to educate you and your friends on proper disposal.

William

irol asked:


These projects vary from eco-tourism, goat-raising and waste management to the advantage of local constituents as such an operation and maintenance training will be conducted in this regard.

Juan

Hadenough asked:


What do you think will be the biggest issue facing America in the next decade - health care, energy, foreign affairs, over-development, economy, waste management, immigration, or something else?

Alexander

MissDeviance asked:


Just wondering… if I had access to rockets and space vehicles and I could locate and collect “space junk”, could I claim it as my own property since it was “abandoned” by the nations who left it there, or could the original nations claim ownership (just like they now try do with discovered treasures on sunken ships)?

I’m wondering whether there is a lucritive garbage business just waiting to be taken advantage of…

… think Soprano and Son Interstellar Waste Management, Inc.

Faggettaboutit.
(The idea would be that they could then sell whatever they find… even back to the nations or companies who want to guard any secrets contained by the garbage. The rest on eBay or recycled for other purposes.)
Interesting answers so far. Sounds like it’s way beyond Tony Soprano, and probably needs an organization like SPECTRE or maybe SMERSH in order to make it… um…. profitable.

Lori