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A wild-type allele is any allele whose frequency is closest to 100%.
Recycled
This term refers to the process of converting waste materials into new products to prevent waste of potentially useful materials, reduce consumption of fresh raw materials, and reduce energy usage and pollution.
Municipal Solid Waste
Refers to the everyday items we discard, such as packaging, food scraps, yard wastes, and appliances, managed by local municipalities.
Dumped
The act of disposing of waste or unwanted materials in an unauthorized area, often causing environmental harm.
Landfills
Sites for the disposal of waste material by burial and the oldest form of waste treatment.
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