My Waste My Responsibilityby Kushal Naharki | 11-01-2020 18:42 |
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 What do you do to the waste you produce? Don't you think its our responsibility to manage the waste we produce? I feel that its my responsbility to manage the waste that i produce. Not all waste are indeed waste. Some waste may turnout to be useful if we use them wisely. The environment will be much cleaner if we manage the waste we produce. So, I have launched a new campaign "My Waste My Responsibility". During this campaign, we will take the responsibility to maange the waste we produce rather creating a pollution out of it. I will also be sharing the ways to manage the waste on social media, my community, school and among my friend circle. There are many ways we can manage our waste and keep our environement clean. At first, we need to identify the waste we produce, wether they are decomposable or non decomposable. We must try to reuse and rwcycle the non decomposable waste like plastic bottles, wrappers, ets. There are many ways to recycle these non decomposable waste. There are even organization which collect these waste and turn them into new useful things. Besure to classify the waste when you throw it too. Municipality or waste collector have classified the waste collected into Recycleable and non recycleable so that they can be managed according to their properties. So, we must be able to classify our waste before we manage or dispose them. The decomposable waste can be turned into compost. There aren't waste but nutrients for soil. Thus prepared compost from waste enriches the quality of soil and good for agricultural practices and we can use them in our home garden. We mustn't throw the waste where ever we like. We must " Keep It In, Till We Find A Bin". We must follow the principle of Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. Waste must be classifed and disposed according to their proprties. Our small acts of managing the waste we produce and proper disposal of waste we create a better and cleaner planet we desire to live in. Together we can bring a change. "My waste is my responsibility". Isn't yours? |
