The garbage mountain in India exceeds 65 meters. What are the methods of garbage classification in daily life?

Garbage classification is a very important thing. Many developed countries in the West attach great importance to waste classification and disposal. Because developed countries are fully aware of environmental protection issues. If this aspect is not handled properly, it will cause pollution to the environment and have a negative impact on people's production and life, food, clothing, housing and transportation.

Our country is also constantly paying attention to environmental protection issues. Garbage is usually divided into two major categories, recyclable and non-recyclable garbage. Some of the garbage produced in our daily lives is completely recyclable. Some kitchen waste can be used as fertilizer. And some garbage is harmful to the environment. Landfill is generally used for garbage disposal. Some waste can also be used to generate electricity through incineration.

When we deal with garbage on a daily basis, we can choose to collect and store recyclable garbage and then sell it to the waste collection station. There is also some garbage that we can reuse. For example, make some small productions that are practical for home use. Waste items such as plastic or glass that we generate in our daily lives can be thrown into recyclable bins.

For non-recyclable garbage, such as batteries, they fall into this category. And it is toxic and harmful waste that needs to be specially classified and processed. If discarded at will, it will cause great pollution to the environment. Especially the impact on groundwater will lead to excessive heavy metals. The food waste generated in our daily life can be used as another classification. It can be used as feed or as fertilizer for crops.

In fact, the most important thing for garbage classification is that we need to reduce unnecessary shopping. For the necessities of life. We can buy what we have to buy. And for some things that are dispensable, or if we have substitutes, we don’t need to buy them again. Frequent shopping will naturally generate a lot of garbage.

So we have to start with our daily personal living habits and consumption habits. Don’t just buy things that look good but are not practical or that you don’t use at all. In this way, you can start from the fundamentals. Reduce the generation of garbage and solve the problem of garbage classification.