I might
confess I’m not very green (environment-friendly), or maybe my vision about the
ecology is not about the actions that we can do, it’s about a lifestyle.
Obviously, each act counts, the recycle is one of the most important things, but here in
Chile, specifically in Santiago, we haven’t got a good (or green-efficiently)
system for the residue treatment. Firstly, we should have some division between
the different materials that are able to recycle (like glass, paper, metal and
plastic), the organic waste and the general waste, whit which you cannot do anything
(I think, I don’t know).
On the
other hand, some local governments have this initial division, but we can doubt
about the treatment of those materials, because the recycle industry is limited
in Chile, maybe it isn’t beneficial for business people.
But the
question is ‘How green are you?’ and I can say I’m green because I use the
public transportation, I avoid using plastic bags, I throw waste in trashbins (and
not on the street) and I like nature (I visit regularly parks.) But, being
self-critical, I don’t separate the recyclable waste, I don’t know
recycle-points, I don’t like to reuse some stuff because I prefer buying
another one, and a long etcetera.
I want to
finish this post stating about some changes (what we have to do) depend on us,
and other ones might be a responsibility of the authorities of our country,
because we need a system which supports every little help, contributing to the
recycling circle.
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ResponderEliminarI agree with you, raincoat in the last point, tahat is, we need a system who supports every little help, contributing to the recycling circle.
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