Question

why is storing hazardous waste in barrels and burying them deep in the ground a bad idea? How might that aproach be made safer.

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

If you pour hazardous household waste in ditches, storm drains, or gutters, it can poison plants and wildlife, contaminate the soil, and harm children and adults who come in contact with it. When it rains, the hazardous household waste travels directly to nearby streams, rivers, and lakes.

Answer 2

Answer:

Buried in the garden – dangerous chemicals and poison can leach into the surface or groundwater. This can affect the soil, plants and water for a long time. ... It may also pollute waterways and drinking water if sent to normal landfills. Hazardous waste should only be stored in specially designed landfills.

Explanation:

putting it somewhere else is safer

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