We should not throwaway any thing that can be recycled because recycling things can reduce the amount of garbage.

Animal products should not be used in vermicomposting because if we put animal products and pickles, oil,vinegar etc., they enhance the growth of disease causing bacteria which may cause the red worms to die.

Plastic bags, cans, aluminium foils, and many other package materials are used and thrown after use as garbage. Things like ghee, oils, soaps, cereals, snacks, even vegetables are available in smaller packets in which a lot of packaging material is used.

They eat food items like fruit and vegetable wastes, tea and coffee remains and weeds from the garbage.

The method of preparing compost with the help of red worms is called vermi-composting.

The usage of plastic bags must be reduced as packaging of cooked food items in plastic bags might affect our health. Also, plastic bags are nonrecyclable and burning of plastic bags may release harmful gases that can cause many diseases.

If we are in habit of carrying a shopping bag, then we will not depend on shopkeeper to give you items bought in polybags. This will reduce the useof polythene bags.

Accumulation of garbage will attract insects, flies and other animals like pigs, cows, etc in search of food. It will spread dirtiness and perpetuate disease in surrounding areas.

Yes, we can incinerate these waste in ovens or incirierators at high temperature.
The ashes produced can be more easily disposed.

Any material which cannot be used in the form in which it is produced is called as waste.

The stray animals feed on the content of these bags and end up eating plastic.

It is a thick paste made up of clay, paper pieces and some rice husk.

Polybags, broken glass, aluminium wrappers, old shoes, etc cannot be used for vermicomposting.

The waste materials at homes are stored in dustbins and polythene bags.

The waste materials are taken to the places/lands which have to be filled and this work is done by municipal corporation of different cities.