垃圾分类(英文)

垃圾的分类

The classification of garbage

Hello, everyone! I am glad to have this chance to share some ideas about the classification of garbage with you.

When walking in the campus, you usually ask yourself，“where is the garbage can?”，in order to lose rubbish in your hand. In the past, I think it is a fairly easy thing to throw rubbish. The only thing which waste my time is to find a garbage can in the nearby. Then I would throw the garbage into the trash can with giving a whistle.

But now things are changing. Along with the environmental policy，I find that more and more garbage can with novel style appeare in the campus. They ordinarily consist of two parts. One used to hold the recyclable garbage, and another used to store unrecyclable garbage. So when I’m ready to throw rubbish, I need to stop and think. What type of garbage does it belong to in my hand? Recyclable? Unrecyclable? Then I must to bent down to see what is written on the barrel. Which one is recyclable barrel? Which one is unrecyclable barrel? Because I’m nearsighted. Although this process wastes my some time, when I put the rubbish into the right position, I will arise spontaneously a sense of achievement. Because I think I have done a little useful thing for the great cause of environmental protection.

But sometimes ,it is not a simple thing to make sure the type of

garbage in my hand. For the same piece of paper, it belongs to different garbage classification in different situations. If it is a clean piece of paper, it belongs to recycle garbage without doubt. When I write on the paper, or fold the paper, I still can easily know it belongs to recycled garbage. But how about this? (sneeze, blowing my nose, chewing gum). Do you still insist that it is recycled rubbish? I b elieve that most people don’t. Specifically, this answer is not correct either. In the garbage classification, it belongs to the combustible rubbish or organic waste. For the other one example, when you want to throw away the leftover breakfast, how do you deal with it? Is it recycled? Is it unrecyclable? Or not all. Because the leftover breakfast belongs to kitchen waste.

Next, let’s look at the specific classification of garbage. As we can see, the consumer, mainly produces four kinds of rubbish in our daily life. They are recyclable, unrecyclable, combustible, and kitchen waste. For the unrecyclable, the main way to deal with it is landfill. It takes up a lot of land and pollute them. However, if we adopt the right technology to it, the unrecyclable garbage can be converted to methane which is useful for us. For the recyclable garbage, they are often used to recycle, and produce recycled goods. And how about combustible rubbish? Just as its name implies, the main way to deal with it is burning. The energy of burning is used to generate electricity which provide security for the life. Next for the kitchen waste, it is very appropriate to organic compost.