Question

25 multiple choice 2 points which of the following correctly describes the disposal of waste by composting? composting could reduce the amount of waste that restaurants, food - processing plants, and animal feedlots send to landfills. compost made from glass and plastics can be recycled and used as building materials. yard wastes, such as grass clippings, are not suitable for composting because they contain low levels of nutrients. composting is a good way for individuals to reduce the amount of garbage they send to landfills, but large - scale composting is impractical. 26 multiple choice 2 points the regulation that requires producers of hazardous wastes to document how their wastes are handled is the landfill act. hazardous waste act. resource conservation and recovery act. superfund act.

Explanation:

For question 25: Composting organic waste from restaurants, food - processing plants, and animal feedlots can reduce landfill waste. Glass and plastics are not compostable. Yard wastes like grass clippings are good for composting due to nutrients. Large - scale composting is practical.
For question 26: The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) requires producers of hazardous wastes to document waste handling. The Landfill Act is not a standard term for this purpose. The Hazardous Waste Act is not the specific act. The Superfund Act deals with cleanup of contaminated sites.

Answer:

1. Composting could reduce the amount of waste that restaurants, food - processing plants, and animal feedlots send to landfills.
2. Resource Conservation and Recovery Act