Everyday items(food scraps, packaging, old furniture, clothing)

By business and institutions(office supplies, food wastes from restaurants)

Leftover or discarded food

Gras clipping, leave branches, and other plant materials

Newspaper, magazines, cardboard boxes

Bottle, jars and other glass containers

Containers, bottles, and packaging materials

Aluminum cans, steel cans, scrap ____

Solvents pesticides and industrial ____

Outdated or broken electronics

Used medical supplies

Materials like concrete, wood and bricks from building projects

Materials from teardown of structures

Products from manufacturing processes like metal shavings

Excess packaging materials

Furniture, mattresses, appliances that are large

Used tires, batteries and motor oil

Expired or unused medications

Process waste and packaging waste

Large items

Automotive and pharmaceutical waste

Scraps and lefovers such us vegetable peels(how it produced)

Products like paper towels, cleaning cloths(how it produced)

Item such as tissues, empty toiletries(how it produced)

Shopping often involves packaging materials(how it produced)

Old or damaged clothing(how it produced)

Washing clothes produces microfibers(how it produced)

Activities like painting, fixing leaks(how it produced)

Trimming leaves, grass clipping, and branches from garden(how it produced)

Parties, picnics(how it produced)

Travel related waste(how it produced)

Items like bandages, medications and used medical equipment(how it produced)

Items such us worn out sports gear(how it produced)

Printing, writing and other activities at school(how it produced)

Used pens, empty ink cartridges and other office materials(how it produced)