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Why Do We Fall — Science STD 9 — Question

Gujarat BoardEnglish MediumSTD 9ScienceWhy Do We Fall3 Marks
Question

What provisions are made by local authorities for solid waste management ?

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Answer

There are many provisions provided by local authorities for solid waste management. These are followings:

  1. Sweeping.
  2. Collection.
  3. Vermi-composting.
  4. Recycling system.
  5. Transportation system.
  6. Power generation.
  7. Dumping.

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