How to treat disposable goods

How to treat disposable goods? Nowadays, disposable products are widely used. Whether you clean up some harmful waste or eat some food, you will wear disposable gloves, so it is very convenient not to wash your hands. So what about disposable items?

How to treat disposable items 1 We should use as little or no disposable items as possible: disposable chopsticks, disposable toothbrushes and so on. Although these items have brought us temporary convenience, they have paid a high price for the ecological environment. Restrict the use of disposable daily necessities, save resources, reduce environmental pollution and protect the ecological environment.

Views on disposable products;

For example, some disposable articles provided by hotels and restaurants, such as disposable slippers and paper towels, can be recycled and reprocessed after use, turning waste into treasure.

However, if these disposable slippers and other hotel room supplies are replaced with durable products, how much waste these discarded items will cause and how much pollution will be caused to the environment.

Therefore, the dosage of disposable articles is strictly regulated and will not cause waste, but if it is not controlled, not only consumers can't control how much they use, but hotels can't pay attention to the cost through dosage control.

It can be seen that the existence of disposable articles in hotels will not only have some negative effects, but also help to save resources and fundamentally eliminate waste.

How to treat the advantages of disposable goods II

1. Hygiene: The paper packaging of fast food restaurants is disposable and relatively clean and hygienic.

2. Recyclability: Most disposable goods can recycle, such as paper and some plastics.

3. Medical supplies: Many medical supplies must be disposable. This is not an environmental problem, but a human life problem.

Wrong idea

1) More than 90% people think that disposable products will pollute the environment to a great extent, but this is not the case. Proper use of disposable products will not cause too much pollution to the environment.

(2) Although disposable products will have an impact on the environment, some pollution has been removed in terms of recyclability. In fact, not saving is the chief culprit in destroying the environment.

(3) Comparison between non-saving and disposable harm: If a person uses a pair of disposable chopsticks every day, the harm to the environment is just a pair of disposable chopsticks, which is at best one in 100,000 trees. If he can live to 100 years old, there is only one tree, and 100 years is enough for a tree seedling to grow into a towering tree.

If a person wastes ten milliliters of water a day (more than some people), there will be one liter of water in ten days, one kilogram in one hundred days and four kilograms a year. If he lives to 100, there will be nearly half a ton of water! ! Disposable products are just its scapegoats!

The advantages of convenience, sanitation, reliability, no secondary pollution, low cost and avoiding cross infection are convenience, quickness and time saving. Suitable for busy people such as going to work, reducing the trouble of washing afterwards and avoiding the spread of some diseases.

harm

Plastic products made of polystyrene, polypropylene, polyvinyl chloride and other polymer compounds have the characteristics of low toxicity, high melting point, strong plasticity and simple manufacture, and become excellent materials for making disposable lunch boxes, with low price and disposable use.

However, disposable plastic tableware not only brings us convenience, but also produces many side effects, which constitute direct pollution to human body and secondary pollution to the environment: disposable foamed tableware consumes a lot of foaming agent, a substance that consumes the ozone layer, thus endangering the earth's umbrella-the ozone layer;

As our government has begun to restrict the production of disposable foamed tableware, there are many lunch boxes produced by illegal manufacturers on the market. As a result, product quality, especially hygiene, has also become a problem; Toxic and harmful substances (such as foaming agents) will be dissolved at high temperature and absorbed by food, thus causing trace pollution to human body and damaging health for a long time.

If harmful substances exceed the standard, the harm is even greater; The degradation cycle of lunch boxes made of polystyrene is particularly long, which can reach about 200 years in ordinary environment. In other words, for a long time, it will "go its own way" and keep its polymer morphology unchanged. Therefore, it not only destroys the environment, but also brings great harm to human survival.

The forest coverage rate of China is only 16.55%, but it is a big exporter of disposable wooden chopsticks. The disposable chopsticks industry in northern China exports 654.38+0.5 billion Shuang Mu chopsticks to Japan and South Korea every year, with 65.438+0.3 million cubic meters of consumables, which is equivalent to reducing the forest stock by 2 million cubic meters.

Chopsticks are fumigated and bleached with sulfur dioxide during processing. The longer the fumigation time, the whiter the chopsticks and the more sour the smell. Manufacturers usually ignore the boiling step after sulfur dioxide fumigation and bleaching. Residual sulfur dioxide combined with other substances will become sulfite, which is considered to cause asthma in the medical field.

At the same time, the transportation and wholesale procedures of disposable chopsticks are complicated, and the whole process is handled by different people many times. Moreover, in order to prevent moisture and insects, different drugs will be sprinkled during transportation and storage. Disposable chopsticks not only fail to meet the sensory and physical and chemical indicators, but also fail to meet the most basic health indicators such as bacterial content, which poses great health risks and is the medium leading to the occurrence and spread of various diseases.

More and more reports say that some secondary products (such as disposable chopsticks that we often use) are not as clean as we thought, and often face many serious health problems. However, solving the problem of disposable garbage can not be solved overnight, but also needs the support of technical science and social atmosphere. Today, we have planted the seeds to solve this problem in our hearts, and I believe tomorrow will be better!

How to treat disposable articles 3 What are the hazards of disposable articles?

1. Environmental pollution. Disposable consumer goods cause serious environmental pollution. Disposable articles are discarded at will after use, and the potential harm to the environment can not be ignored: disposable articles are mostly plastic products, which bring a heavy burden to the environment because they are difficult to degrade.

2. Waste of resources. One-off consumption led to the crazy plunder of natural resources. China loses 5 million cubic meters of wood every year due to the production of disposable wooden chopsticks. China produces/kloc-0.0 million boxes of disposable chopsticks every year, and it needs to cut down 25 million trees, of which 6 million boxes are exported abroad. Behind the convenience and quickness brought by one-off, it is shocking resource consumption.

3. Health problems. As a kind of fast-moving consumer goods, disposable products are often inferior in price, and the chaotic market situation is difficult to guarantee the quality of products. Due to the low entry threshold, lax supervision, lack of strict hygiene standards and effective market supervision system, disposable products manufacturers are mixed, and inferior and cheap disposable products flood the market.

Which used disposable items can be recycled again?

All plastics, paper packaging and similar substances, and then metal and glass products can be recycled as long as they are clean and easy to separate, but the recycling cost is too high. Therefore, at present, the recycling station recycles the above categories.

Recyclable resources in life mainly include:

(1) Waste paper: newspapers, book paper, wrapping paper, office paper, advertising paper, cartons, etc. Note that paper towels and toilet paper are too water-soluble to be recycled.

(2) Plastics: all kinds of plastic bags, plastic foams, plastic packaging, disposable plastic lunch boxes and tableware, hard plastics, plastic toothbrushes, plastic cups, mineral water bottles, etc.

(3) Glass: glass bottles and broken glass pieces, mirrors, light bulbs, thermos bottles, etc.

(4) Metals: cans, tin cans, toothpaste skins, etc.

(5) Cloth: mainly includes discarded clothes, tablecloths, towels, cloth bags, etc.