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Garbage In Its Place
By Lillian & Dave Brummet, Fri Dec 9th
Garbage In Its Place
By Lillian & Dave Brummet, Fri Dec 9th
Garbage in its Place (352 words) There is nothing worse than seeing garbage blowing down thestreet of your neighborhood, or finding broken shards of glassat the local swimming hole where children play. Wildlife is justas vulnerable to garbage and many have lost their lives afterbecoming tangled in waste or mistaking garbage for food. It isup to each of us to make an effort to minimize this unsightly,and sometimes hazardous, problem. Animals, wind and trafficbreezes put legs to loose garbage and are able to distribute itgreat distances from the original source. The first thing thatwe can do to prevent this is to ensure trashcan and dumpsterlids are secure. Metal and plastic trashcans are morepreventative than bags - leaving a bag out over night or evenfor several hours, is an enticing invitation for stray animalsto wreak havoc. When taking a load to the dump, be sure that itis securely covered by tightly tying a tarp over the load withsome rope or bungee cords. Carry plastic shopping bags on yourwalks to clean up litter that you find along the way. Often,people are rewarded for their efforts by the deposits returnedfrom bottles and cans. Those who have noticed your efforts willbegin taking up the same habit once they realize the impact ithas. Report any dumping you witness, whether it was doneillegally or accidentally - just get
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the license number andleave the rest to the officials. Also, report any site wheregarbage has been left by others. These problems can be reportedto the local city, highway, public works or conservation office.Ask them to arrange for it to be cleaned up. By doing theserelatively small actions, we prevent contamination and injuriesto people or wildlife in the area. When separating recyclableitems, we keep a valuable resource out of the landfill. Inaddition, we maintain a pristine environment for citizens,tourists and wildlife to enjoy. We can all take pride knowingthat by keeping garbage in its place, we are making the worldjust a little better for everyone.
About the author:-- Written by Dave and Lillian Brummet based on the concept oftheir book, Trash Talk. The book offers useful solutions for theindividual to reduce waste and better manage resources. A guidefor anyone concerned about their impact on the environment.(http://www.sunshinecable.com/~drumit) (Article continued below)
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