What's the sort of garbage?
Waste classification is a reform of traditional waste collection and disposal and a scientific management method for effective waste disposal. Useful materials such as paper, plastics, rubber, glass, bottles, metals and used household appliances are separated from waste by sorting, sorting, shipping, sorting, sorting and disposing, and reclaimed into waste。
Waste is generally classified in four categories: hazardous waste, recyclable waste, other waste and surplus waste。
Why sort the garbage?
The sorting of wastes facilitates the sorting of different types of waste. Both increase the use of waste resources and reduce waste disposal. The following benefits are derived from the classification of household waste:
1. Reduce land tenure, classification of waste, removal of recyclable, non-degradable substances and reduction of waste by more than 50 per cent。
2. Reducing environmental pollution: waste batteries containing toxic substances such as metallic mercury can pose serious risks to humans, and waste plastics in soil can reduce crop yields and therefore recycling can reduce hazards。
Waste: every year we use 3 billion plastic fast food boxes, 500-600 million instant noodles, and 3-7 per cent of the waste. One ton of waste plastic can be recovered from 600 kg of unleaded gasoline and diesel. The recovery of 1,500 tons of waste paper is exempt from deforestation for 1,200 tons of paper. So, the recycling is both..Environmental protectionAnd it saves resources。
How to sort waste
There are four main categories of living waste:
I. Recoverable waste
The main categories include waste paper, plastics, glass, metals and fabrics。
Waste paper: mainly newspapers, periodicals, books, various wrapping papers, office paper, advertising paper, paper boxes, etc., should be noted that paper towels and toilet paper are too soluble to be recovered。
Plastics: these include plastic bags, plastic packaging, single-time plastic lunch boxes and utensils, toothbrushes, cups, mineral water bottles, toothpaste skin, etc。
Glass: mainly, glass bottles, broken glass, mirrors, light bulbs, heat bottles, etc。
Metals: these include, inter alia, portable cans, canneries, etc。
Clothes: mainly abandoned clothes, tablecloths, towels, school bags, shoes, etc。
Ii. Harmful waste
They include waste batteries, spent daylight tubes, silver thermometers for wastewater, expired medicines, etc., which require special safety treatment。
Iii. Waste cooking
Food wastes such as leftovers, bones, root leaves and fruit peels are biotechnologically processed in situ to produce 0. 3 tons of organic fertilizer per ton。
Other garbage
The use of sanitary landfills or incineration can effectively reduce pollution of groundwater, surface water, soil and air, including debris that is difficult to recover, in addition to the above-mentioned types of waste。
Initiatives
I. Participation in the classification of household waste as a pioneer in the classification of waste
From the moment i started, i was actively involved in the classification of living waste, self-consciously categorizing the living waste as “hazardous waste, recyclable waste, surplus waste, other waste” and in the sorted waste bins that were packed in separate bags and put into precise input。
Ii. Active promotion of the concept of classification of household waste and as an advocate for classification of waste
Promote the concept of "green, green, circular, low-carbon" and take an active part in categorizing the waste of life, creating an atmosphere in which it is everyone's responsibility to cleanse themselves。
Iii. Proactive reminder of irregularities in the surroundings and supervision of waste classification
In our daily lives, we must not only classify ourselves as living waste, but also as supervisors, who find out about the non-segregation of living waste, should be informed of the correct classification of living waste in a timely manner. Let us join hands and work together to build eco-civilization and share a green future that will make our homes cleaner and more beautiful。
Specific approaches
1. Cyclops, automatic pencils, self-charged dry batteries, annual calendars without seals, reusable cosmetics are self-filled items, and the excessive purchase of such products reduces waste of resources。
2. Minimize the use of one-time items, such as free dishes, paper cups, paper towels, etc., or reduce the use of unnecessary items, such as bleach and chemical agents such as soft clothing, which reduce not only expenditure but also environmental pollution and resource waste。
3. Refillable photocopiers, fax machines or printer ink are selected to the extent possible。
4. The increased use of natural soap in lieu of cleaning agents can reduce water pollution。
5. There is no need to purchase unnecessary items because the more they are purchased, the more waste they need to be disposed of。
