Let's Recycle And Earn

it surprised me to know that there are folks like you, who have virtually nothing at all worth recycling at home. but as i think it over, there will always be recyclable things at home no matter how much i try to cut on garbage. i was hoping that i can follow your example of zero waste. it is impossible for us at this time. there will always be scratch papers, old newspapers, some plastic bottles and tin cans. it will be a better world if there is less garbage. this is the reason why you make me consider these points celticeagle. all of a sudden, while reading your response, i was hoping that i can follow your example.

well yes in our country we sell it. but i don't sell it. i just throw it and the garbage collectors are just happy to find them in my thrash so that they can sell it themselves and earn extra money for them. before i usually sell it but i just thought that i don't really needed from selling those bottles and those plastics that i have to throw or sell instead. and just thought let other less fortunate people earn money from those things.

yes, i get your point hotsummer. that will be one way of helping the garbagemen earn extra income.

there should be somewhere you can still some stuffs in your place, cyberfluf. i can remember that they already use to recycle the newspapers even when i was little. it is just a matter of finding out where is that buying station located.

well, what your husband throws in there, they get for free. anyway, it is good to hear that there are a number of us who finds it rewarding to be receiving the small amounts out of collecting some trash.

yes, chenxiaoyue. recycling is among the best ways that we can protect the environment. once we recycle, we will be dramatically the bulk needed as raw materials in the production of things we need day after day.

so very correct, gaylalou. i hope you consider it ok that i use english philippine style once in a while. making it that formal at all times, makes me feel to go around the rules sometimes, beat it the way we do it at some corners of home with a close friend. yes, it is true that this is our sole home planet. and that, there is no choice left with us but to take care of it. now, everyone is well awared that recycling is of high importance for those who are concerned with the environment and gunning at being able to sustain it for as long as we live.

it is true skysuccess, that in such a case as you have presented when the collectors have closed shop, government must intervene in the process. after all, the current economic crisis is only temporary. pretty soon, a desirable recovery phase of the economy will be on the move again. i expect this to be happening this incoming year. this is not pure optimism...i feel that it is coming. that is more like a message of hope rather than simple optimism.

it is true michaeldadona that, these recyclables do not fetch as much money for us. however, if we consider that these are only waste materials for us anyway, then the money that we get out of selling it is something still. i have been into this practice for years now because, this is helping mother earth from getting fastly used up in terms of natural resources for human consumption. getting money for doing so, is a reward for me. a reward for efforts which i would have exerted anyway even if nobody pays me for it. but, turning my attention to you, i should say that you really drink a lot of soft drink in aluminum cans. no, i that is not so for me. if i can help it, i take natural fruit juices. i have to. the nutritionist who have been helping us through with my youngest son's diet have prescribed this habit for strict observance.

there are a lot of good things about recycling. it is to the advantage of everyone if we continuously practice it. it is the same in our country. the people who had embarked on this business are doing well financially.