Recycling helps conserve natural resources, saves energy, reduces pollution, and prevents waste from ending up in landfills or oceans.

Common recyclable items include paper, cardboard, plastic, glass, metals, and electronic waste. Organic waste like food scraps can also be composted.

Hazardous waste such as chemicals, batteries, and medical waste is treated using special processes to ensure it does not harm people or the environment.

You can reduce waste by segregating dry and wet waste, reusing items, avoiding single-use plastics, composting food waste, and recycling regularly.

After collection, waste is sorted. Recyclables are processed and reused, organic waste is composted, and non-recyclables are safely disposed of or sent for energy recovery.

You can contact a certified waste management company to arrange regular pickups, set up recycling bins, and receive guidance on proper waste segregation.