Production of Fertilizer from Solid Organic Waste at the Francisco de Paula Santander School
Producción de Abono a través de los Residuos Sólidos Orgánicos de la Escuela Francisco de Paula Santander
Date
2018-08-23
2018-08-23
Author
Gravini, Linda
Díaz, Ismary
Rangel, Lisbeth
Vides, Dalgis
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Abstract
Solid wastes are wastes from human activities that are considered useless, undesirable or disposable by those who generate them, but which may be useful to other people. This article focuses on the production of fertilizer through waste management at the Francisco de Paula Santander School. The study is based on assumptions drawn from the community. Focus groups and interviews were conducted with the school’s teachers, parents and students. The end product is a set of strategies designed to use, minimize and adequately transform the Organic Solid Wastes produced at the Francisco de Paula Santander School for production of organic fertilizer through composting, and the educational community will promote an environmental culture through the use of solid wastes.
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