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Waste Disposal, Waste Management and Recycling Issues

Waste disposal in NJ can be used as an example of waste management across the nation. In NJ, just as elsewhere, waste is generated in all sorts of ways. Its composition and volume largely depend on consumption patterns and the industrial and economic structures in place throughout the state.

Waste disposal is best when it does not have to be done at all. The people of New Jersey are on the whole good recyclers but could give more thought to considering quantity, packaging, and how you take food home. Reduce and minimize the waste you produce is the best waste management.

Continue reading and think deeply about your wasteful habits, because we’ve put together suggestions to help unleash your waste disposal creativity and keep our communities great places to live. Read the rest of this entry »

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Ecological Engineering – We Can Reshape This World!

Human have always shown remarkable skill, innovation and ingenuity when faced by environmental hurdles. Instead of competing with or opposing the environment, they cooperate with it by resorting to ‘ecological engineering’, Ecos, co-evolution and the ecological paradigm. This article briefly discusses these key issues that can reshape this world.

The term “ecological engineering”, was first coined by Howard T. Odum in 1962. He is now Professor Emeritus at the University of Florida, where his work in systems ecology has flourished.

Ecological engineering, he wrote, is “those cases where the energy supplied by man is small relative to the natural sources but sufficient to produce large effects in the resulting patterns and processes”. (H.T. Odum, 1962, “Man and Ecosystem” Proceedings, Lockwood conference on the Suburban Forest and Ecology. Bulletin Connecticut Agric. Station) Read the rest of this entry »

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