How is the waste recycled?

There are many ways by which the recycling of wastes must be done. It includes the use of paper which can be recycled, old newspapers and magazines are used by mills. They are used to make new papers. The agricultural waste of certain crops like jute, coconut, sugarcane, stems of rice is used to make paper. The hard wood can be prepared by the use of paddy husk. The forests, crop refuses and corn cobs are of great value to the humans. The wastes of fruits and vegetables in many crores rupees are wasted in India per year. It can be used in the fermentation. It leads to the formation of organic acid which plays a vital role in the fermentation. It is not edible and is treated as a waste. But it can be of great use as manure. It can be edible also and is used as a fodder. The process of fermentation also releases a gas which is used as a source of energy. The seeds of forests and trees are also wasted in our country. It includes the sal, mahua and neem mainly. These play a major role in the pollution. They are rich in the oil which is edible. It is also helped to make oil cake which can act as a manure and fodder. The compost is a type of manure which is mainly the organic waste of town. In this the sludge is obtained from the primary treatment in which sewage is passed through the screens and settling tanks. They remove the solid and organic matter along with the coarse matter which involves the sand and grit. It does not alter the population of pathogens and minerals. They are decomposed in the open area. It can act as manure after half a year. The minerals are also added to it so that the compost is enriched. The organic wastes of farm house including the cow dung are used to make gobar gas plant. They make gas along with the enrich manure. The thermal plant generates electricity and sludge is mixed with the coal which helps in making the fuel which generates power.