Question

What type of garbage is thrown in green bins?

Answer 1

Hint: The wastes that can be decomposed and are not hazardous waste.

Complete answer: There are different types of wastes which were found both in households as well as in industries, these wastes can be recycled, and some are not.
The wastes can be liquid wastes include waste water, organic liquids, and waste detergents, solid wastes include tins, plastic, paper, glass etc, organic waste includes garden waste, rotten food, manure, vegetables etc, hazardous waste includes toxic, flammable, reactive, corrosive substances.
For such different kinds of wastes, different colours of garbage bins are made available. Green bins are for organic wet materials that can be decomposed, blue bin is used to segregate dry or recyclable, black bin is used for hazardous wastes such as sanitary napkins, tubelight, chemicals, medicines, batteries etc.

Additional information: A green bin is a large, mobile, stiff plastic or metal container containing biodegradable waste or compostable materials.
This bin helps to recycle biodegradable waste.
This bin may be used to dispose of organic wet material including cooked food, vegetable or fruit peels, rotted eggs, egg shells, chicken or fish bones, coconut shells, tea bags or coffee grinds, and garden waste including fallen leaves or twigs, flowers etc would all go into the green bin.

Note: The Blue and Green Dustbins are used for the separation of two separate forms of waste; the green is intended for wet waste, while the blue one is for dry waste. Waste segregation is achieved to isolate the waste quickly, depending on the recycling process.
Wet waste is typically kitchen waste that can quickly be processed into manure and used.