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Local Hazards Grow as Americans Churn Out More Garbage
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Local Hazards Grow as Americans Churn Out More Garbage
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Local Hazards Grow as Americans Churn Out More Garbage
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Local Hazards Grow as Americans Churn Out More Garbage Bloomberg 3/2/2021 Jacqueline Davalos
(Bloomberg) As U.S. cities struggle to rein in garbage while propping up pricey recycling efforts, more companies are profiting from America’s growing waste problem and leaving local communities to face the environmental consequences.
At 4.9 pounds of trash per person, per day, the U.S. is the most wasteful country on the planet. Of the 292.4 million tons of refuse Americans generated in 2018, half was buried in landfills while another 32% was recycled or composted, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The rest was burned (the preferred term being “combusted”) to generate electricity.
Meet Sahithi Pingali, a Class 12 Bengaluru student who has just got a planet named after her
Meet Sahithi Pingali, a Class 12 Bengaluru student who has just got a planet named after her
While We All Dream To Touch The Skies, Sahithi Pingali, A Class 12 Student From Inventure Academy, Bengaluru Has Got A Planet Named After Her.
News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Bindiya Bhatt | Updated on: 08 Jun 2017, 02:59:35 PM
Bengaluru:
While we all dream to touch the skies, Sahithi Pingali, a class 12 student from Inventure Academy, Bengaluru has got a planet named after her. But this didn’t come as easy as it sounds as Sahithi had to excel in the world’s largest pre-college science competition called the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) to join an elite league of people to get a minor planet in the Milky Way named after them.