In the region surrounding Orlando, Florida, effluent produced by secondary wastewater treatment is routed through wetlands before entering the St. Johns River system.
Florida uses either centralized household or municipal wastewater treatment facilities, or on-site sewage treatment and disposal systems, such as OSTDS or septic tanks, to treat domestic wastewater.
Effluent from secondary wastewater treatment is sent via wetlands in the area surrounding Orlando, Florida before it enters the St. Johns River system.
Waste, that people put in the trash cans, typically ends up in one of three locations: a landfill, an MRF, or a waste energy plant. MRF stands for material recycling facility and is pronounced: "Murph."
Recycling curbside pickup is fairly prevalent in Florida. One may deposit all of the recyclables in one cart because Orlando uses single-stream recycling. Large cartons may become trapped and keep your recycling in your cart.
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