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The 11 pages that link to Municipal solid waste, each with the reason it gives.

• LandfillRelated: It is the main waste stream accepted by many municipal landfills.

• Hazardous wasteCompared with: Most municipal waste is not classified as hazardous, though hazardous items can enter it.

• Waste managementBroader topic: This is the familiar stream that municipal collection systems are designed to handle.

• CompostRelated: Separating its organic fraction for composting can divert waste from landfills.

• Garbage collectionNarrower topic: Municipal collection systems are built primarily to handle this broad stream.

• Chemical wasteCompared with: Ordinary municipal waste generally lacks the dedicated controls required for hazardous chemical residues.

• IncinerationRelated: Mixed municipal waste is a major feedstock for large-scale incinerators.

• Facial tissueRelated: Used facial tissues add to the stream of household paper waste.

• Waste containerRelated: It is the main stream handled by ordinary curbside bins and municipal containers.

• Trommel screenRelated: Trommels separate size fractions in facilities that sort mixed municipal waste.

• Zero wasteRelated: Local collection and processing systems determine which zero-waste measures are feasible.