Yan Xiaofeng Some netizens said that they would quit milk tea in the future, not because they wanted to lose weight, but because they were forced to sort garbage: a cup of unfinished milk tea, the residue inside was wet garbage.

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Some netizens said that they would quit milk tea in the future, not because they wanted to lose weight, but because of forced garbage classification: a cup of unfinished milk tea, the residue inside is wet garbage, the lid and lid of the straw are dry garbage, and if the cup is environmentally friendly, it is recyclable, you have to pour it into three garbage cans respectively. This is so troublesome!

There is also a popular crayfish classification chart: the whole crayfish is wet garbage, the yellowed lobster head is dry garbage, the lobster meat and lobster yellow are wet garbage, and the lobster shell is dry garbage... Will crayfish quit in the future? Later, the sanitation department denied the rumor that lobster shells, lobster heads, lobster yellows, and lobster meat are actually wet garbage, so there is no need to further classify lobster shells.

persons can be fined up to 200 yuan in mixed garbage, and units can be fined up to 50,000 yuan in mixed garbage... On July 1, Shanghai officially implemented the "mandatory" classification of garbage. On the first day of forced garbage classification in Shanghai, 623 rectification orders were issued. This time, Shanghai's "serious" ignited people's hot topics about civic responsibility and urban management.

Shanghai neighborhood committee group purchases garbage bin toys, and concentrates on training residents and children. Netizens said: Shanghai people are really trying hard.

Learn from Shanghai! Adults don’t expect it, are you relying on dolls? Of course not. Parents who participated in the training said that the teaching is very meaningful and helpful to children. They feel that it is very suitable for adults because they really don’t know how to divide some garbage.

I joked on @Xiao Feng on Weibo that only fine Shanghainese people can continue to implement the forced classification of garbage.

In fact, there is a Peppa pig classification method that popularizes garbage classification knowledge: 1-Pigs can eat (wet garbage), 2-Pigs should not eat (dry garbage), 3-Pigs will die if they eat (hazardous garbage), 4-Pigs can buy pigs (recyclable garbage).

Although urban domestic waste classification is not new in China, as early as 2000, Shanghai was identified as the first batch of garbage classification and collection pilot cities in the country, including Beijing, Nanjing, Hangzhou, Guilin, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Xiamen . However, 19 years have passed, and the results have been very little.

Why is it "really"? Because the garbage siege in big cities is becoming more and more intense, it has reached an imminent level. In China, more than 600 cities transport more than 200 million tons of domestic waste every year. If calculated based on the 800 million people living in urban areas, the average annual garbage produced by each person is more than 500 kilograms, with a rapid growth momentum. Of course, garbage overloading is not just an urban phenomenon, and this problem is not optimistic in many rural areas. If forced garbage classification is not implemented, beautiful villages will also be greatly reduced. What are the consequences of not sorting garbage? First of all, not only should the landfill method occupy the city's valuable land resources, but the possible environmental impacts such as sewage and foul odor also occur from time to time. For example, the valley 120 meters deep in the landfill about 20 kilometers away from the center of Hangzhou is filled with garbage within 10 years. The mixed garbage produces nearly 4,000 tons of garbage sewage and permeability every day, leaving the trouble to future generations. Waste incineration will produce a type of highly toxic substance - dioxin, which will arouse strong attention and even protest from surrounding citizens. According to the WHO, dioxins can cause reproductive and developmental problems, damage the immune system, interfere with hormones, and can also cause cancer. Furthermore, the central government proposes that building an ecological civilization, green waters and green mountains are better than gold and silver mountains. China advocates building a community with a shared future for mankind. If even garbage cannot be forced to be classified, how can we show the image of a responsible major country? The estuary of the Yangtze River has become the world's largest garbage discharge outlet!

siege of the city, everyone should empathize with this. It can be said that the public opinion environment and social consensus to promote mandatory garbage classification are already in place. No wonder the netizens in Shanghai "really acted" cheered loudly, "This time I really got in line with the international community", "I feel a bit like catching up with the environmental protection of other countries", "Garbage classification, start from Shanghai, start from me." Undoubtedly, this is a good thing for future generations. Start with the baby and adults must take the lead.Everything is difficult at the beginning. Although it increases everyone's burden, it is a positive burden because the environment can no longer bear it!

mandatory garbage classification is a good rule that benefits the present and the future. This time, starting with Shanghai, where citizens have high quality and refined management levels, it is also a breakthrough for the whole country and set an example, and all parts of the country should keep up. But as people are worried, this project is not achieved overnight. People are worried that the implementation is not implemented properly, the punishment is too light or the punishment is not in place, and finally it becomes a formality law.

The key lies in the government's determination! As long as the government's determination and implementation are persistent, it will definitely be possible! The word "forced" indicates that garbage classification is no longer a "multiple-choice question", but a "must-answer question". The burden is first on the government. According to the "Implementation Plan for the Domestic Waste Classification System" forwarded by the State Council, by 2020, that is, by the end of next year, my country will pilot the mandatory classification of domestic waste in 46 cities, and by then the recycling rate of domestic waste in pilot cities will reach more than 35%. Since residents cannot be naturally acquired by themselves in garbage classification, it is necessary to promote it through encouragement, guidance and compulsory measures (such as heavy punishment).

garbage classification concentrates on the harmonious relationship between people and the environment, and is closely related to the common values ​​of the entire society, the spirit of the rule of law, environmental awareness, and self-discipline awareness. There are many "stones from other mountains" in this regard. For example, Canadian garbage is divided into three cylinders: green ones are used for burial of kitchen waste, blue ones are recyclable garbage, and black ones are non-recyclable garbage such as clothing, non-degradable plastic, etc. Bottles and large furniture need to be placed at a special location, otherwise it will be fined. These tubes are provided by the government. New residents will receive classification guidelines. The first foul will be warned, and the second time you will be fined - the garbage transporter, that is, the driver, has this free judgment right! This shows that the authority of the government can be reflected in an garbage truck driver, and everyone is treated equally!

For example, Taiwan in our country has done a good job and is quite useful for reference. A Taiwanese tour guide once proudly introduced that "our LV bags are used to hold garbage." Because there are no garbage cans everywhere, people also voluntarily discharge garbage at regular locations and at regular intervals. Of course, the most environmentally friendly approach is to generate less garbage.

The experience and inspiration of garbage sorting in Taiwan is that since the 1990s, the policy of "don't put into the ground" has been implemented. There are no temporary storage and transit facilities for domestic waste such as garbage cans, garbage bins, closed cleaning stations, etc. In the community, residents must roughly sort the garbage at home. If they do not sort it, they will be rejected or punished. There are special garbage trucks to collect garbage in Taiwan. Every day at a fixed time, the garbage truck will collect garbage along a fixed line. When driving, it will play a specific music to remind citizens: you can throw away the garbage from your home. The cleaning staff will follow the car to check whether the garbage is classified according to the requirements. Only after confirming that it is correct can it be thrown into the garbage truck. Data shows that the number of residents' garbage in Taipei City decreased by 67% from 1997 to 2010, and the daily garbage emissions in New Taipei City decreased by 63.6% from 2004 to 2010. In 2015, the resource recovery rate in Taiwan reached 55%, while the resource recovery rate in Taipei and New Taipei City was as high as 67% and 63.5% respectively. The satisfaction of Taiwanese people with garbage classification policies reached 80%.

are also Chinese, why can’t we mainlanders do it?

First of all, government management should attach great importance to and invest a lot of money and energy. For example, in 2006, Taiwan's total environmental protection fund reached 49.59 billion yuan (NT$). At the same time, Taiwan has included schools and communities in environmental protection education and carried out vigorous publicity. Taiwanese students have to start learning how to sort garbage, how to recycle it, how to turn waste into treasure, etc. The community will often hold knowledge popularization competitions for garbage sorting and recycling, and the concept of environmental protection has been rooted in the hearts of Taiwanese people.

In addition, Taiwan also implements strict reward and punishment measures. If someone fails to litter at a specified time and place, does not use special garbage bags, does not perform correct classification, etc., they may be fined.You can also report unruly people. If the evidence is conclusive, the whistleblower can get half of the fine. It is said that some "garbage report experts" can earn more than one million yuan a year, and even set up special reporting companies.

Is it easy to learn? Of course it's easy to learn. Is it easy to do? Of course it is easy to do, as long as you have the determination! To change the bad habit of littering, we cannot wait for the slow improvement of civilization literacy, but must rely on legislation and coercive means to implement it in one-size-fits-all manner. This aspect must be carried out with necessary social responsibilities and responsibilities, the people must consciously do so, and the government must take responsibility. The process of civilization shows that progress may start with the beginning of the matter of progress, but this is the responsibility and responsibility of a government. I hope that the forced garbage classification can be persisted to the end, and don’t act like it in previous times and leave it alone.

So, you will say, what should I do? A trainer once asked the students, what is the probability of the government doing something? Some people say half of it, and some people say that it is 70% if you want to play 30% of it. The answer to the training teacher is, no, it is 100% (of course it refers to our Chinese government).

So this time the garbage classification is serious, everyone must keep up.

From then on, you may have a period of obsessive-compulsive disorder, and you can't help but classify anything you see on the street. But it doesn't matter, it will get better after a while because I get used to it.

Everyone has their responsibility to protect the environment. Start from the doll, start from me.

Finally, I remembered the "Garbage Master" Mr. Shen Wei . He once said that he ate the steamed buns thrown by others, and the taste was nothing bad. This is the environmentally friendly attitude. Mr. Shen foresaw today's Shanghai!

learns from Shen Wei.