Generally deflated basket balls can be dumped. Inflated ones will burst when crushed and can cause injury to landfill workers.
Some countries and regions have specific laws dictating what can and cannot go in landfill, such as the UK for example. You can be fined for not obeying and forced into community service if you refuse to pay or repeat offend.
Many countries are also slowly shutting down landfill sites and building incinerators to burn rubbish, since the burning can also generate electricity.
Basket balls are plastic or rubber, which means they will take hundreds or thousands of years to degrade. Why not research into alternative methods for disposing plastic/rubber items? Many places will buy unwanted plastic or rubber because they make good insulators for eco-homes.
It's called a landfill.
A sanitary landfill retains the dumped material away from the environment until it is "sanitary" or "safe" to release it.
Landfill is surrounded by land. Land is shaped so that it encompasses the areas to fill in garbage. This will prevent the garbage from drifting everywhere when dumped into the sea.
It'll be taken either to a transfer station or directly to a landfill - whichever is more convenient for the truck hauling it off. If it goes direct to the landfill, it gets dumped, buries, and sits there until it decomposes. If it goes to a transfer station, it'll be dumped, and later onto other trucks which will take it to the landfill.
The amount of rubbish in a landfill can vary widely depending on its size, location, and usage. Landfills typically hold between hundreds of tons to millions of tons of waste. Over time, the amount of rubbish in a landfill will continue to grow as more waste is deposited.
1. It can re-used, cheaper energetically. 2. Environmentally friendly - non-biodegradables are not dumped in a landfill site. 3. Landfill sites are filling up, if we keep dumping rubbish in these sites then we will use up all our resources and most of the plannet will be landfill
Basketballs are used in the competitive team game of basketball.
No, there is a surplus of basketballs
Basketballs do contain petroleum.
The 16 basketballs represent 100% of the basketballs in the question.
Basketballs. are round balls that are used to play on a court
Men use size 7 basketballs Women use size 6 basketballs