Garbage sorting overseas examples are due this afternoon!

San Francisco in the United States divides garbage into recyclable garbage and ordinary garbage; Los Angeles divides garbage into three categories: recyclable garbage, plant garbage and ordinary garbage. New York is the city that does the best job of sorting garbage. The municipal government uniformly stipulates that trash cans are divided into blue and green. Paper garbage is placed in the blue bin, and bottles, cans, etc. are placed in the green bin. Fall leaves in autumn and Christmas trees in winter are collected by dedicated personnel.

In some places in Japan, there are as many as 23 categories of household waste! Taking product packaging and containers as an example, people divide them into metal, glass, paper and plastic. In Japan, there are separate days when throwing away garbage - every household has a form issued uniformly, which lists more than 10 types of combustible garbage, non-burnable garbage, glass, cans, batteries, etc. Burnable garbage is thrown out every Monday, Wednesday and Friday; newspapers and cardboard boxes can be thrown out every Tuesday; non-burnable garbage, such as batteries, can be thrown out on the fourth Monday of every month.

Japanese garbage bags are translucent, so it is basically clear what garbage is thrown away. If you try to "be lazy", you are likely to be criticized.

Germany: Bury garbage in your own garden

Germany’s garbage classification and collection system garbage is divided into organic garbage, light packaging, old glass, problem material collection and garbage that does not belong to the above four categories. . Most of the waste produced in daily life is considered organic waste. If you have your own garden, you can bury the organic waste as fertilizer yourself.