First, if you are a manufacturer, you need to dispose of a large number of pesticide bottles: \x0d\ formal disposal will definitely burn them. Because there are many kinds of materials for pesticide bottles, most of them cannot be degraded by microorganisms even if they are buried deeply, so deep burial is not a formal operation. \x0d\ Moreover, incineration needs to be handled by a regular company, and it needs to be approved by the government's safety and environmental protection department before it can be operated. The cost of treatment is not low, but if it is not treated, pesticide bottles will do great harm to the environment. \x0d\\x0d\ Second, if you are just a user, the number of pesticide bottles to be disposed of is small: \x0d\ It is unreasonable to throw away the bottles at will, but I think it is unrealistic to hand them over to a regular company for disposal. Then it is best to empty the pesticide in the bottle as clean as possible when using it, for example, you can rinse it several times. The remaining bottles are also best handled centrally (it is best to burn them yourself). But remember not to throw it away at will, after all, it may cause harm to people and animals, especially children may not pay attention, which is very dangerous.