Im a n00b and i need help on my work!!!!!?
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What is the solid waste management hierarchy?\n\nPyramid depicting the solid waste management hierarchy. Source reduction is at the top, followed by Reuse, then Recycling/Composting, then Incineration, then Landfilling.The solid waste management hierarchy (shown in the pyramid below) ranks the most preferable ways to address solid waste. Source reduction or waste prevention, which includes reuse, is the best approach, followed by recycling. Waste that cannot be prevented or recycled can be incinerated or landfilled according to proper regulations.\n\nWhy is source reduction at the top of the hierarchy? Because the best approach to managing solid waste is to avoid creating it in the first place. This means reducing the amount of trash you discard and reusing containers and products instead of throwing them away.\n\nOnce waste is created, recycling, which includes composting, is one of the most effective methods of reducing the amount of material in the waste stream. If waste cannot be recycled, incineration or sanitary landfilling are the next preferred methods of treatment.\n\nIs recycling worthwhile?\n\nRecycling is one of the best environmental success stories of the late 20th century. Recycling, which includes composting, diverted over 72 million tons of material away from landfills and incinerators in 2003, up from 34 million tons in 1990—doubling in just 10 years. Recycling turns materials that would otherwise become waste into valuable resources. As a matter of fact, collecting recyclable materials is just the first step in a series of actions that generate a host of financial, environmental, and societal returns. There are several key benefits to recycling. Recycling:\n\n    * Protects and expands U.S. manufacturing jobs and increases U.S. competitiveness in the global marketplace.\n    * Reduces the need for landfilling and incineration.\n    * Saves energy and prevents pollution caused by the extraction and processing of virgin materials and the manufacture of products using virgin materials.\n    * Decreases emissions of greenhouse gases that contribute to global climate change.\n    * Conserves natural resources such as timber, water, and minerals.\n    * Helps sustain the environment for future generations.\n\nClick here to learn more about the benefits of recycling.\n\nRecycling not only makes sense from an environmental standpoint, but also makes good financial sense. For example, creating aluminum cans from recycled aluminum is far less energy-intensive, and less costly, than mining the raw materials and manufacturing new cans from scratch.\n\nBecause recycling is clearly good for human health, the nation's economy, and the environment, many people wonder why the federal government does not simply mandate recycling. The primary reason is that recycling is a local issue—the success and viability of recycling depends on a community's resources and structure. A community must consider the costs of a recycling program, as well as the availability of markets for its recovered materials. In some areas, not enough resources exist to make recycling an economically feasible option. State governments can assess local conditions and set appropriate recycling mandates. For information about recycling in your state, contact your EPA regional office, or your state agency.\n\nWhat costs my community more—recycling or throwing trash away?\n\nImage of garbage can and recycling bin, with dollar signs floating above themThe answer to this question will vary depending on where you live, and comparing recycling program and waste disposal costs is a complex undertaking. Disposal fees for landfills, waste transfer stations, and incinerators vary across the country, but in many areas, particularly on the heavily populated East Coast, they are significant expenses. Costs and returns for recycling programs also vary greatly, depending on the local resources and demand for the recovered materials.\n\nRecycling does cost mone
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Try this website, it will tell you everything you need to know. I use it for my projects/
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You don't need somebody to tell you how to do it. Use your imagination, only you can make something unique, and interesting.\n(a.k.a., do you own homework)
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First you need to buy solidworks software or to use the one in your school and try to discover it by your own and to play with it like a game, then you have to get the solidworks book and to start with the book tutorial.\n\nits easy and fun to work on it.
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Here are other sites that might help.  Good luck with your project.
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just go 2 google search & write the non linear edition tutorial  \nn u will get nice tutorials
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Roll your mouse over buttons and usually a label will come up. Also, use the help features. Microsoft help is one of the best ways I learned to use some functions. Ask a nerd. There is always a computer dork somewhere dying to pass on a little knowledge. I would help you if I saw you struggling.
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go into 'program' and make a new one.  you can save from there for formulas and programs you make.  get the manual and it will explain more
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These guys can help or at least point you in the right direction: www.wordtechs.com. They were lots of help to me.\n\nGood luck!\n~Tia~
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I went to my local department of labor and they did it for me for free. They also offered a class on doing your own. I would hope all areas would have similar resources. Good luck. Any problems let e-mail me i'll help you or do it for you. Since you have no work history try to use as much education as you can, and if possible try to squeeze in some volunteer time at a local non-profit agency, that always looks good for you.
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Take it to someone who knows what they are doing. \n\nWe've answered this question about 8 times for you. \n\nBring it to me, and I'll fix it for you - only if you quit posting the same question.
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try\nhowstuffworks.com
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so u need help well i have afriend who could help ya!!!\nso answer back
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u want a project if so ican help u
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Try www.lynda.com. There are tons of tutorials. You do have to pay for some stuff though.
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Microsoft word has a great help system.  You can ask it anything and it will give you directions on how to do it.\n\nCheck it out.\n\nHope that helps.
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I have included several links that show how to do this.  The first one is the most helpful, I think. The others are just to give you a little more background info or other examples.