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I COME from a family that recycle, reuse and reduce. We don’t use any cool bags to show that we don’t use plastic bag. We reuse the plastic bags by giving them to hawkers or we just recycle them. There are a few simple ways to recycle.
Whenever I go out, if I see aluminium
cans, I’ll just pick them up and take them home. The aluminium cans can
be sold. So, it is helping to save Mother Earth and at the same time
make a profit. A win-win situation indeed.
When I am at school,
teachers always give us paper and ask us to cut and paste. All the
unused paper usually go into the rubbish bin. It is a waste as the
leftover paper can be recycled.
Therefore, whenever the teachers give us paper, all my friends will give me the leftovers so that I can take them back home.
Actually,
I had asked my friends for the paper. At first it felt awkward, but not
long after that, I earned the nickname ‘Miss Recycle’. And the best
part is I managed to ‘convert’ my friends to recycle paper, too.
Anything
that can be recycled like papers, plastics, aluminium, etc, should be
recycled. Just separate them accordingly. When you have sufficient, send
them to the recycle centre.
Schools and offices produce the most
‘rubbish’, mostly paper and plastic. It doesn’t matter if you are a
teacher, student, boss, employee, etc, whenever you see anything that
can be recycled, please do recycle.
At first it might be hard, but as the saying goes, practice makes perfect (and easy), so, practise the 3Rs now.
The Government should take steps to make sure that the rakyat recycle and not litter. Fine the litterbugs.
J.C.,
Alor Star.
Alor Star.
Source: The Star
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