Garbage classification, what can we do?

1. Don’t litter and develop the habit of protecting the environment. Protecting the environment is everyone’s responsibility. We live on the earth and receive various resources provided by nature, so we can survive and reproduce. Therefore, we also have the responsibility to protect the environment. First of all, in daily life, everyone should learn to put away garbage correctly instead of throwing it away indiscriminately.

2. Don’t be extravagant and wasteful, and reduce the sources of waste. With the development of the economy and society, people's lives are getting better and better, and many people have begun to use or buy things far beyond their needs for the so-called face, ostentation, self-vanity, etc., which is very extravagant and wasteful. Not only is it irrational, it is also very environmentally unfriendly because it will generate a lot of garbage. Therefore, we should uphold the concept of green and environmental protection, make subtractions in life, and buy what we need in the right amount.

3. Don’t throw away waste blindly, learn the correct classification of waste. At present, many cities across the country such as Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Hangzhou are vigorously promoting garbage classification work. Through community workstations, property management, publicity boards, smart cabinets and other platforms, they are taught through diversified publicity methods such as videos, brochures, and signs. Residents' knowledge of correct garbage classification to improve residents' awareness and ability of garbage classification.

4. Don’t take chances and take the initiative to lead by example. After Shanghai's garbage classification was fully implemented, Shanghai residents were tortured by the strict garbage classification system for a while. After all, it takes time to adapt and transition from rough to detailed.

Extended information:

Implementing garbage classification not only protects the environment that human beings rely on for survival, but also increases the resource value and economic value of garbage. It is one of the reforms for economic and social development. It is also a green, ecological and sustainable development path.

In fact, as early as a few years ago, garbage classification has been trialled in many cities across the country. For example, Shanghai carried out multiple rounds of garbage classification in 1995; in 2013, Shenzhen established the country’s first garbage classification It manages a dedicated agency, and in 2017 it issued the country’s first “Guidelines for the Sorting and Distribution of Household Waste”.