What is water waste? Water waste can be divided into two categories: man-made waste and non-man-made waste. Man-made waste includes PET bottles, glass, iron and aluminum cans and other non-resource garbage. Non-man-made waste refers to the waste naturally created in the water, such as common water hyacinth, driftwood, or sludge.
The five types of water waste According to statistics from the Surface Water Waste Removal Management System, excluding naturally occurring waste, the five most common types of water waste are bags of trash, PET bottles, animal carcasses, Styrofoam, and glass.
Reduce littering and the use of disposable resources In addition to the waste that cannot be categorized, it is found that bags of trash are the main water waste. The sources of bags of trash come from the households. People throw away their garbage into the water due to various reasons. Thus, reducing littering and the use of disposal resources can lessen the impact of pollution on the water environment, so everyone should play a part.
Removal equipment for water waste All cities and counties have regularly monitored the water environment through inspections, and conducted regular and irregular waste removal operations at specific sites.