As we go about our daily routines, we generate a lot of waste. From food scraps to packaging materials to old appliances and furniture, our homes and workplaces produce a staggering amount of rubbish every day. Unfortunately, this waste can have negative impacts on our environment, health, and communities if not properly disposed of. Some of the problems associated with rubbish include:

• Pollution. When waste is not disposed of properly, it can pollute the air, water, and soil. This can lead to environmental damage, health problems, and reduced quality of life.

• Health risks. Rubbish can attract pests like rodents and insects, which can spread disease and cause allergic reactions. Improperly discarded medical waste, such as used needles, can also pose serious health risks.

• Aesthetics. Let's face it: nobody likes looking at piles of rubbish. Cluttered streets and outdoor spaces can detract from the beauty and livability of our communities.