I am related to garbage classification

On our campus, there are three trash cans of different colors. They are – green trash cans with recyclables, blue trash cans with non-recyclables, and red trash cans with hazardous waste. Since the garbage bins are so clearly distributed, the garbage must also be thrown into the "home" they specify. This method of classification is very important, and each of us should learn how to classify.

So how do you classify a lot of garbage?

In daily life we ​​always produce garbage. Waste paper, beverage bottles, etc. that you seem to have no effect can be recycled. For example, if 1 ton of waste paper is effectively recycled, it can produce 0.85 tons of recycled paper, which can cut down 17 large trees, save 1.2 tons, save 600 degrees, save 100 cubic meters, and Reduce large amounts of solid waste. Why is it so useful to turn waste into treasure action?

Of course, don't be too excited to throw the recyclable garbage into the "home" - non-recyclable trash can. This type of trash can is different from the previous one: it only accepts garbage that cannot be recycled. For example, brick ceramics, muck, toilet waste paper, paper towels, etc. These wastes will eventually be disposed of by incineration or landfill depending on the characteristics of the waste.

I once saw a painting in the newspaper: our earth is full of rubbish everywhere, and the earth is crying sadly. Below the painting is a line written in green watercolor: Don't let our Mother Earth cry!

Finally, I want to say that I hope everyone cares about our planet, as the painting says. Garbage classification, start with me!

Fifth grade: Zou Xinyu