垃圾分類，指按一定規(guī)定或標準將垃圾分類儲存、分類投放和分類搬運，從而轉變成公共資源的一系列活動的總稱。分類的目的是提高垃圾的資源價值和經濟價值，力爭物盡其用。以下是整理的《關于垃圾分類的小學生英語作文》，希望幫助到您。
【篇一】
As is encouraged to protecting the environment,Waste sorting is very necessary.It can save the money and the time for a country to deal with rubbish and it also can enhance the quality of people.Concerning the benefits of waste sorting,China has done something really wisely.Now we can see all kinds of rubbish bin in the street,in the park,in the community and so on.And waste sorting is now deeply rooted in people's mind.I'm really appreciate that.
【篇二】
Society produces a lot of rubbish, such as leftover food, waste paper, plastic bottles and batteries every day. It has become a big headache in every city. How to solve this problem? I think rubbish classification is a good way of dealing with it.
Firstly, rubbish classification can reduce the amount of rubbish and the rubbish pollution to the environment. What is more, it can recycle resources, which will do good to our environmental protection.
Since rubbish classification has so many advantages, our government should take effective measures and immediate actions. Different dustbins should be placed in public places so that residents can leave their sorted rubbish in them.
【篇三】
Seeking to reduce the amount of garbage in the city, Hangzhou, capital of East China’s Zhejiang Province, is experimenting with a measure to ‘name and shame’ those who fail to put garbage in the right place.
At the Dongpinggang Community on Hubing Road, people should mark their household numbers on garbage bags before throwing them away, and there are now inspectors staying beside the dustbins, evaluating the classification of garbage.
The regulations on garbage classification require people to put garbage into four separate bins labeled recyclable waste, harmful waste, kitchen waste and other waste. A total of 843 residential(住宅區(qū)的) areas, about 55 percent of the city’s total, have adopted this measure.
The results of the evaluation are posted in a diagram near the dustbins. The households which have correctly sorted more than 80 percent of their garbage will be marked in green，those with less than 40 percent garbage correctly sorted are marked in red and the rest in yellow.
Vice director of the Hubing Road office, Yao Jie, said. “The performance of every household in garbage sorting can be clearly seen by the public under such a system.”
【篇一】
As is encouraged to protecting the environment,Waste sorting is very necessary.It can save the money and the time for a country to deal with rubbish and it also can enhance the quality of people.Concerning the benefits of waste sorting,China has done something really wisely.Now we can see all kinds of rubbish bin in the street,in the park,in the community and so on.And waste sorting is now deeply rooted in people's mind.I'm really appreciate that.
【篇二】
Society produces a lot of rubbish, such as leftover food, waste paper, plastic bottles and batteries every day. It has become a big headache in every city. How to solve this problem? I think rubbish classification is a good way of dealing with it.
Firstly, rubbish classification can reduce the amount of rubbish and the rubbish pollution to the environment. What is more, it can recycle resources, which will do good to our environmental protection.
Since rubbish classification has so many advantages, our government should take effective measures and immediate actions. Different dustbins should be placed in public places so that residents can leave their sorted rubbish in them.
【篇三】
Seeking to reduce the amount of garbage in the city, Hangzhou, capital of East China’s Zhejiang Province, is experimenting with a measure to ‘name and shame’ those who fail to put garbage in the right place.
At the Dongpinggang Community on Hubing Road, people should mark their household numbers on garbage bags before throwing them away, and there are now inspectors staying beside the dustbins, evaluating the classification of garbage.
The regulations on garbage classification require people to put garbage into four separate bins labeled recyclable waste, harmful waste, kitchen waste and other waste. A total of 843 residential(住宅區(qū)的) areas, about 55 percent of the city’s total, have adopted this measure.
The results of the evaluation are posted in a diagram near the dustbins. The households which have correctly sorted more than 80 percent of their garbage will be marked in green，those with less than 40 percent garbage correctly sorted are marked in red and the rest in yellow.
Vice director of the Hubing Road office, Yao Jie, said. “The performance of every household in garbage sorting can be clearly seen by the public under such a system.”