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Showing posts with label USA. Show all posts
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Thursday, February 11, 2010

Clinton Plans To Stump For Global Net Freedom

 
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is preparing to deliver a major speech on Thursday elevating the importance of Internet freedom and placing the influence of the United States' diplomacy behind efforts to protect it, according to multiple people who have been briefed on the speech's contents.

Sunday, August 17, 2008

Biggest Rubbish Producers

Today I tell about the biggest rubbish producers in the world, how much rubbish they produce in a year....all weighs in Kilograms per Person.

And also how much time some things take to mix in Soil.


Biggest Rubbish Producers

















Country*
Household waste per person per year (kg)
Ireland
760
USA
740
Iceland
730
Norway
700
Australia
690
Denmark
670
Switzerland
660
Germany, Luxembourg, Spain
650
UK
610
The Netherlands
600
*OECD countries only





Do you know?

Every person in the UK produces approximately half a tonne of household rubbish every year, which means that the UK as a whole produces 30 million tonnes. That's enough to fill dustbins stretching from the Earth to the Moon. But that's not all. Household rubbish makes up only 7 percent of the yearly total. The rest comes from mining and quarrying (114 million tonnes), agriculture (86 million), demolition and construction - bricks, soil, etc (80 Million), industrial waste (55 million), dredged spoils from rivers and harbours (34 million), commercial waste (25 million), and sewage (4 million)






How Long to rot













Cotton rags
1-5 months
Paper
2-5 months
Orange peel
Up to 6 months
Wool socks
1-5 years
Cigarette ends
1-12 years
Plastic-coated drink cartons
5 years
Plastic bags
10-20 years
Photo film
20-30 years
Leather shoes
25-50 years
Artificial fibre clothes (nylon, etc.)
30-40 years
Tin cans
50-100 years
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