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accessible >>>>-adjective

1. capable of being reached;2. easily obtained;3. the attribute of being easy to meet or deal with

cost: $37.50

The Cons:1. More expensive;2. Bad for the environment; it is estimated that around 5 million tons of untreated waste is deposited into landlls via dispo

every year3. Takes 1/2 a pint of crude oil to produce 1 diaper; (on average, 1,898 pints per child); a single diaper baby will use 715

tic over a period of 30 months

The Pros:1. Ease of use; disposables seem like the easier choice. They are an all-in-one product, with les fuss than cloth;2. Throw-away; disposables can be thrown away once used; unlike cloth which will need to be washed3. Easy to travel with and dispose of

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accessible >>>>

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overabundance >>>>

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overabundance >>>>-noun

1. An excess of that which is needed or is appropriate

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pollution >>>>-noun

1. undesirable state of the natural environment being contaminatedwith harmful substances as a consequence of human activities

2. The introduction of contaminants into an environment that causesinstability, disorder, harm or discomfort to the ecosystem

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pollution >>>>-noun

1. undesirable state of the natural environment being contaminatedwith harmful substances as a consequence of human activities

2. The introduction of contaminants into an environment that causesinstability, disorder, harm or discomfort to the ecosystem

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The Pros:

1. Large amounts of electricity can be generated in one place using coal2. Widely and easily distributed all over the world;3. Comparatively inexpensive due to large reserves and easy accessibility4. Good availability

5. Inexpensive

The Cons:

1. They are Nonrenewable and fast depleting;2. Burning fossil fuels releases carbon dioxide, a powerful greenhouse gas, that had been s

earth for millions of years3. They leave behind harmful by products upon combustion, thereby causing a lot of pollutio4. Mining of such fuels leads to irreversible damage to the adjoining environment;5. Fossil fuel pollutes the environment and ruins all living creatures lungs.6. It will eventually run out.7. It cannot be recycled.8. Prices for fossil fuels are rising, especially if the real cost of their carbon is included.9. Burning it produces carbon dioxide, a major cause of global warming.

pollution >>>>

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consume >>>>-verb

1. spend extravagantly; waste not, want not2. destroy completely; The re consumed the building3. use up (resources or materials)

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sensory >>>>I. segregateOne of the best things you can do to keep your trash cans and rubbish bins from smelling like an open landll is to segregate yourgarbage. If you keep all your household waste piled up in just one trash can, the odors will mingle and stink to high heavens. Plastic

trash cans are cheap, and you can make trash cans and rubbish bins out of old cans and even woven baskets.

You should have at least four trash cans outside your home, each for the following purposes:

Waste paper, cardboard, and other paper products. You can store ofce paper, product packaging, and old les in this trash

can. You can take these products to a recycling center to be processed into recycled paper.

Recyclable and non-biodegradable waste. Recycling facilities need your plastic bottles, aluminum cans, and other non-biode-gradable household waste items. You can even recycle old products on your own.

Kitchen waste, leftover food, and other biodegradable waste. Rotting food, vegetable peelings, and other kitchen wasteshould not be mixed with other waste. You can put these waste products to good use by turning them to compost, and use the re-sulting product as fertilizer or mulch.

Garbage. Whatever cant be recycled or composed can go in this can.

II. Clean and WashMany people forget that even trash cans need a good cleaning every now and then. Dirty trash cans are coated with a thgusting, slimy ooze that has a very unappealing and nauseating odor. If you dont clean your trash cans, the slime will buadd to the funky odors that come from your garbage.

As soon as you empty your trash can for the garbage collectors or out to the dumpster, give it a good hose-down with exstrength soap and water. The task involves a lot of elbow grease, and its not the cleanest job in the world, but its complessary. Do this every time you throw out the trash.

It also helps to line your trash can with a thick garbage bag to prevent the slimy ooze from forming on the sides of the casure the bag does not leak, and that you dont dump anything wet into the bag.

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sensory >>>>

III. deodorizeThere are times that you have to put something really smelly and stinky into your trash can, like a soiled dspoiled food. There are many things that you can do to keep the odor from stinking up your home. Here aordinary household ingredients that you can use to deodorize your trash can:

Baking soda. Plain old baking soda is a do-it-all wonder for your home. Its excellent at absorbing odors

its from refrigerators or freezers or even trash cans. If your trash cans are made from plastic, you can simgenerous amount of baking soda inside the can and leave it there overnight. If your trash can is made of need to put the baking soda inside a suitable container to prevent the chemical from corroding the materi

Charcoal. Charcoal is an excellent deodorizer that has proven odor-ltering qualities. Charcoal is used thing, from expensive cigarette lters to air purifying units. You dont need to buy activated charcoal; you

buy a bag of charcoal, pulverize it a bit with a broomstick or a pick handle, and dump the charcoal into thLet the charcoal sit overnight to remove the odors.

Vanilla extract. The powerful scent of vanilla extract can mask the odor of stinky rubbish you throw into t

can. Place a small amount of vanilla extract on a couple of cotton balls, and let them stay overnight in theVanilla extract is expensive, so do not dump the precious liquid into the trash can.

Citrus peels. The zest and pith of oranges, lemons, or limes are very effective at masking odors from traand rubbish bins. Make sure that you use dry peels.

Coffee grounds and tea leaves. Coffee grounds and tea leaves are used extensively by coffee shops to

ash trays in smoking areas. You can leave some coffee grounds or tea bags overnight to remove and maodors from your trash can. Dont use instant coffee; as much as possible, use fresh coffee grounds.

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sensory >>>>GARBAGE SMELLS. but anyone with a nose knows that garbage can stink. A bor diapers left in a garbage can on a hot, humid summer day can send a powerfabout the mischief-making powers of bacteria and microbes.

A bag of garbage smells for a very simple reason. It contains decaying, persuasals such as meat or vegetables or diapers. As meat decays, it attracts bacteria ton the amino acids in the meats proteins. Vegetables also can rot and slowly liq

microbes attack the vegetables cell structure and the fermenting liquids warm ubage bag. As more gasses and liquids are produced, the bag may rupture. It magross, but it is just garbage at work.

Smell is a very direct sense. In order for you to smell something, molecules fromthing have to make it to your nose. Everything you smell, t herefore, is giving off -- whether it is bread in the bakery, onions, perfume, a piece of fruit or whatevermolecules are generally light, volatile (easy to evaporate) chemicals that oat th

air into your nose.

The sense of smell is associated with sensory receptor cells in the upper nasal smell, or olfactory, receptors are chemoreceptors. Chemicals that st imulate olfaceptors enter the nasal cavity as airborne molecules called gases. They must dthe watery uids that surround the cilia of the olfactory receptor cells before theydetected. These specialized cells, the olfactory receptor neurons, are the only pnervous system that are in direct contact with the outside environment. The odothen waft up to the olfactory cells, where the chemicals bind to the cilia that linecavity. That action initiates a nerve impulse being sent through the olfactory cellolfactory nerve ber, to the olfactory bulb, and to the brain. The brain then know

chemical odors are.