There is no dry and wet garbage in Chengdu's garbage classification. Is it because Chengdu people like hot pot?

Can't say it's completely correct. Compared with Shanghai, Chengdu's garbage classification is still very humanized. The wet and dry garbage in Shanghai makes netizens crazy, which leads to a lot of philosophical problems. "Pigs eat wet garbage, pigs don't eat dry garbage, and harmful waste will die if he eats it. Recyclable garbage can be sold."

Maybe friends in Chengdu can't sit still here, so what if Chengdu people like to eat hot pot? Is it difficult to classify the hot pot bottom material inside? In fact, Chengdu is much luckier than Shanghai, because in the latest Chengdu Municipal Domestic Waste Management Regulations (Draft), according to the draft, Chengdu plans to classify according to the standards of recyclables, harmful waste, kitchen waste and other wastes; Individuals who violate the classification and refuse to correct it shall be fined 50 to 200.

Therefore, strictly speaking, hot pot can be classified as kitchen waste, and the lack of dry and wet waste classification also makes friends in Chengdu breathe a sigh of relief, but friends should remember not to mix the garbage together, because it will deduct your money. Let's take a look at four kinds of garbage classification in Chengdu: recyclable garbage refers to garbage suitable for recycling and resource utilization. Simply put, it is the waste station to collect; Hazardous waste refers to the direct or potential harm to people or nature, such as batteries; Kitchen waste refers to the kitchen waste generated in the cooking process of restaurants or residents' homes; Other garbage refers to other domestic garbage except the above three kinds. I also hope that friends will remember to put the chafing dish bottom material into the kitchen waste when eating chafing dish.