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by Elizaveta Zaretskaya | 28-10-2019 15:35
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Hi everyone! My name is Lisa Zaretskaya. I would like to draw your attention to my report related to the topic of WASTE as renewable energy (in Taiwan). Many types of renewable energy can only be created by large corporations. It requires a lot of human and material resources. But sometimes it does not require much cost. It can be created by an ordinary person. I mean waste. Wooden trash that can be found on the beach. Especially a lot of this trash after a storm or tsunami. Recently, my family and I traveled to the Nanya coast in Taiwan. his is a very beautiful and picturesque place – many cliffs and eroded rocks. The resistance to erosion of different layers of rocks has formed a unique landscape. Besides, the Ninya Geographical Trail allows visitors to visit and take in the splendid scenery along the coast. We saw a lot of wooden debris on the shore when we traveled there. When we were there, we met Mr. Wen, who was collecting this wooden trash. He told us that all the villagers collect this garbage and use it as energy instead of gas. They use this wooden waste when they cook at home or in a restaurant, such as frying seafood, as well as for other needs. I think this is a very good example of using waste as renewable energy. Thank you for your attention.
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7 Comments
Hello Lisa
This is a very great report with your own story. It seems that the wise decision of Mr.Wen and other people will bring two main benefits to the local society. One is that the coast from the remains of the natural disaster gets to be cleaned, and the other is that people can get the fuels for their daily lives.
This article shows a good example of using surplus resources from the nature.
Thank you for the great report.
Posted 01-11-2019 14:59
Hello Lisa
It is such a great report with your own story. Using those wooden debris seems to bring many benefits to the local society. One is that the coast with the remains from the natural disasters get to be cleaned, and the other one is that local people get the source
Posted 01-11-2019 14:55
Hello Eliza
I hope you are doing well.
Great knowing villagers are using grass instead of gas. Many progress in the way!
Thank you so much for this report.
Green cheers!
Regards
Asmita Gaire
Posted 30-10-2019 10:59
Hello Elizaveta!!!
I hope you are fine and doing great.
Nice report.
Keep writing and shining.
Warm regards,
Meena
Posted 29-10-2019 19:49
THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR STORY. WISE USE OF WASTE INTO ENERGY IS REWARDABLE EXERCISE. BUT I THINK THESE WOODEN TRASH CAN'T BE CONSIDERED AS NON RENEWABLE SOURCE OF ENERGY, AS THEY ARE NOT ECOFRIENDLY TOO IF YOU USE IT AS FIREWORKS.
FLOW IN THE GREEN WAVE
REGARDS,
SANDIP PAUDEL
Posted 28-10-2019 23:24
Hello Elizaveta,
I do hope that you are fine and doing great with your works.
Thank you for your report about WASTE as renewable energy (in Taiwan)
Green Cheers from Nepal :)
Keep writing great reports.
We are eager to read more reports from you.
Regards,
Kushal Naharki
Posted 28-10-2019 23:12
Hello Elizaveta,
Green Cheers from Nepal
Awespme Report. Keep Writing.
Regards,
Sagar Koirala
Posted 28-10-2019 20:47