Practicing garbage classification and establishing civilized campus handwritten newspaper

The following is an example of handwritten newspaper with the theme of "practicing garbage classification and creating a civilized campus":

I. Topic: "Implementing garbage classification and creating a civilized campus"

Second, the main content:

1. Significance of garbage classification: garbage classification helps to reduce the impact of garbage on the environment, protect natural resources and promote resource reuse.

2. Basic principles of garbage classification: garbage classification is mainly divided into four categories: recyclables, harmful waste, wet garbage and dry garbage. Recyclable materials mainly include plastics, paper, glass and so on. Hazardous wastes include batteries, cathode fluorescent lamps, etc. Wet garbage is mainly kitchen waste, such as leftovers. Dry garbage is other garbage besides this.

3. How to practice garbage sorting on campus;

(1) Garbage classification in daily life. Set up different kinds of trash cans in the dormitory or classroom for students to put in.

(2) Popularize the knowledge of garbage classification. Through lectures and publicity activities, students can understand the importance and methods of garbage classification.

(3) Establish a volunteer service team. Volunteers can patrol the campus to ensure that students correctly classify and throw garbage.

(4) Set up an intelligent garbage sorting recycling station. Encourage students to correctly classify and put garbage by scientific and technological means.

4.* * * Create a civilized campus:

(1) Besides sorting garbage, we also need to keep the campus environment clean and hygienic. This requires the concerted efforts of Qi Xin, not littering, and caring for the hygiene of public places.

(2) Advocating green life. Encourage students to save water and electricity, reduce the use of disposable goods, thus reducing the generation of garbage.

(3) Encourage students to supervise and help each other and create a civilized and harmonious campus environment.

5. Summary: Let's practice garbage sorting together, create a civilized campus and make contributions to our future!

Types of garbage classification

1. Recyclable garbage: refers to waste paper, waste plastics, waste glass products and other garbage suitable for recycling.

2. Kitchen waste: refers to food waste such as leftovers, bones, roots and leaves, and domestic waste such as peels and tea dregs.

3. Hazardous wastes refer to waste batteries, waste lamps and other wastes that directly or potentially endanger human health or the natural environment.

4. Other garbage: refers to garbage other than recyclables, kitchen garbage and harmful waste, such as refractory garbage such as brick and tile ceramics and muck, and other unclassified domestic garbage such as toilet paper.