"Incinerated" refers to the process of burning waste materials at high temperatures until they are reduced to ash, gas, and heat. This method is often used for waste management, particularly for items that cannot be recycled or are hazardous. The incineration process helps to minimize the volume of waste and can also generate energy in the form of electricity or heat. The incineration process typically occurs in a facility known as an incinerator. These facilities are designed to control emissions and reduce environmental impact. Properly managed incineration can help reduce landfill use and manage waste more efficiently, but it also raises concerns about air pollution and the release of harmful substances.