Property control during the epidemic in Beijing

Beijing implements garbage classification control. Will anyone be afraid to throw garbage? There is no need to worry about this. In fact, before the garbage sorting in Shanghai, some communities in Beijing had already implemented garbage sorting. It's just that the whole of Beijing has not been unified. When Shanghai implemented waste sorting control, the people in Beijing and the residential properties in Beijing had already done their homework in advance.

It is better to carry out garbage sorting in Beijing than in Shanghai. After all, Shanghai has achieved results as a pilot, and it is much easier to implement garbage sorting in Beijing. And garbage sorting can really benefit residents in the community. Residents of the community see the overall environment of the community, become cleaner and neater, and are willing to participate in the ranks of garbage sorting.

Garbage sorting is just a habit. It takes a while to form a habit, but when it becomes your habit, you won't feel it is a burden, but a natural thing.

In the past, people used to throw all the garbage in the same trash can, and the amount of garbage was very large. When the weather is hot, the kitchen waste will ferment, give off a foul smell, attract flies, and even give birth to cockroaches and mice scurrying around inside. After garbage sorting, we won't see such a situation.

Moreover, recycled resources can participate in environmental protection, just as we just randomly classify garbage, but we have made intangible contributions to environmental protection.

Take waste paper as an example. After one ton of waste paper is reprocessed and recycled, nearly 800 tons of new paper can be produced. This is equivalent to cutting down 17 trees in the forest. A family's contribution to environmental protection in the past year cannot be underestimated.