Trash Room

 Identification:

Waste is a phenomenon that often causes environmental problems. Waste that is not managed properly causes an unpleasant odor. The unpleasant odor and dirt contained in the waste can certainly attract bacteria which have the potential to cause various kinds of diseases.

Description 1:

Trash is very easy to find everywhere, especially in school environments. Such as in front of classrooms, canteens, school fields, and so on. Many people don't want to throw rubbish in the right place. This rubbish that is scattered everywhere really disturbs the natural beauty, cleanliness of the environment, and causes an unpleasant odor.

Description 2:

Based on its nature, waste is divided into two, namely organic waste and inorganic waste. Organic waste is waste that can be decomposed. Examples include food waste, dry leaves, tree branches, and so on. Meanwhile, inorganic waste is waste that is not easily decomposed. Examples include plastic, wood, and so on.

Description 3:

All waste can actually still be used, depending on a person's creativity. For example, organic waste is suitable for making compost which is good for plant development and soil fertility. Not only that, inorganic waste can also be recycled into equipment that has high functionality and selling value.

Conclusion: 

We can understand about waste how to deal with it because waste is very dangerous if left on the earth for a long period of time. We must realize from an early age that waste is not a good thing, the less we produce waste, the friendlier we are to the environment. Waste processing is the responsibility of every human being, because every human being produces waste, both organic and inorganic.