A. Kamronbek Short summary about Efficiency of recycling

Student of the group 107^th A. Kamronbek

Short summary about Efficiency of recycling
We are living in an the age of information and technology. Humanity is rising step by step every day. Somewhere in Funya, a cure is found for a chronic illness, and somewhere else, robots are being created to imitate humans. But at the same time, humanity left in the midst of global problems. It seems impossible to solve them. But global damage can be minimized. These include “global warming” and air, water and land pollution. Pollution is the dumping of waste without recycling.
Currently, most developed countries are working hard to produce different products. They are recycled products or eco-products that are beneficial topeople. They are the product of the future. In Brazil, ethyl alcohol is extracted from sugar cane and is a biofuel for cars. It is impossible to switch to processing all products at once. It is necessary to increase the processing with gradual civilization. First you need to create simple paper bags, coffee pots and various souvenirs that can be recycled. That is a step in itself. Processing is also slowly taking place in Uzbekistan. This is very important to us!
Essay : Environmental pollution
Environmental pollution is the release of large amounts of waste into nature. Waste can be plastic, chemical, radioactive and food waste. People all over the world produce only a small amount of rubbish, but a small part of it is enough to keep the country prosperous. In the Middle Ages in Europe rubbish was simply thrown into the streets. During this period the highly cultured Muslim lands kept their settlements clean and tidy. Environmental pollution has continued since the Industrial Revolution. Japan is the country that uses waste most efficiently. Because in Japan, 92 percent of the waste is recycled. Japan also throws waste into the sea, but it does not harm the environment. It helps to expand the land. Radioactive waste also does a lot of damage. Since the explosions in Nagasaki and Hirosima, radiation has still been preserved in the fruits of plants and trees growing there. The cancer incidence index of the population is also high. These cases are repeated in Chernobyl, Fukushima and French Polynesia. Uzbekistan is also implementing good reforms against environmental pollution. “Clean Zone” and “Green Area” are among them. Many conferences are held around the world. September 18 is UN Environment Day. We can also contribute to environmental pollution and neglect the health of our children. It’s not hard, just enough that we don’t throw trash in the bin. But our ancestors want us to remain a prosperous homeland. Just as we call nations that have died in wars and are only nomads far from culture, let them not call us barbarians. Let’s create a future for ourselves.