Any good suggestions about garbage recycling in rural areas?

In recent years, with the improvement of social living standards, rural life has improved, but there is also more garbage. Due to poor public services such as garbage disposal in many rural areas, the entire rural environment has been damaged. Even in some rural areas, there are mountains of garbage piled up in front of their homes! As the saying goes, "Lucid waters and green mountains are not as good as gold and silver." Environmental protection is the responsibility of every citizen of our time, and for U energy, garbage recycling is the top priority in this regard. I think there are four suggestions for rural garbage recycling:

First, we should strengthen the publicity of hygiene knowledge, enhance farmers' environmental awareness, change farmers' hygiene habits, and cultivate farmers' awareness of caring for the environment.

The second is to establish a garbage classification and recycling system to shift the focus of rural garbage disposal from post-event supervision to prior management.

The third is to promote the market-oriented operation of rural domestic waste treatment and incorporate rural domestic waste treatment funds into county and township (town) fiscal budgets to ensure the source of funds for rural domestic waste treatment.

The fourth is to broaden investment channels, guide and encourage social capital to participate in the construction and operation of rural domestic waste treatment facilities, and gradually realize the diversification of investment entities, commercialization of operating entities, and marketization of operation and management. It is necessary to establish rural waste management We should establish a long-term supervision mechanism, improve relevant laws and regulations, clarify the responsibilities and obligations of all parties, and ensure that rural environmental protection is legally enforceable, violations must be investigated, and law enforcement must be strict.

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Recyclable domestic waste mainly includes: paper, such as text paper, wrapping paper and other paper products that are not seriously polluted (newspapers, various types of wrapping paper, office use paper, advertising paper, cartons); plastics, such as waste container plastics, packaging plastics and other plastic products. For example, various plastic bags, plastic bottles, foam plastics, disposable plastic tableware, hard plastics, etc. Metals, such as various types of scrap metal products (cans, tin cans, leaded toothpaste, waste batteries, etc.); glass, such as colored and colorless waste glass products; fabrics, such as second-hand textile clothing and textile products.