What are the five major categories of wastes?
Five major categories of wastes:
(1) Domestic waste: E.g. Vegetable peels, leftover food, etc.
(2) Industrial waste: E.g. Chemicals, paint residues, etc.
(3) Agricultural waste: E.g. Animal manure, plant leaves, etc.
(4) Municipal waste: E.g. Discharge from hospitals and hotels, etc.
(5) e-waste: E.g. Old television sets, computers, etc.
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