Trash Police Recycling

Recycling in the United States has been a huge deal over the years. Like the passage states we the citizens of the US do have these green, blue, and black trash cans. Us average people dont always take into consideration the color of the trash can we just throw stuff in. However not everything we throw in is just trash. Most things for example food, such as apples, bananas, oranges, all these different fruits and vegetable help plants and other things grow. One of the main issues i can see would come from this proposal is the,"Trash Police." Being fined for a banana peel, or a simple piece of pizza would be absurd right? I myself find that i do this a few times a week, throwing the wrong items in the wrong bin. Why dont they say anything though? …show more content…
Recycling has been a big deal for many many years. Trash laws on the other hand could not possibly fix this problem alone. Police of the United States have the right to write tickets to citizens who throw their trash on the ground. Does this stop people? Absolutely not. Maybe this slows down the amount of landfill by five percent but has never stopped the issue. Im stating this because this is just the same as having Trash Enforcers. I believe having,"Trash Police," would possibly reduce our compose to recycle issue but also believe it would thicken the issue. "Going Green for Gatesburg," states they do not allow the dumping of contruction sites. All different resources could come from this. Wood, metal, alluminum, plastic, rubber. Anything from solid to a liquid comes from a contruction site, and most of it is recycable. Wood when burned gives off natural gasses that can for instance heat houses, give home a natural source of energy. Which follows to our other issue of these,"Trash Enforcers or Police," we dont need them. Most and almost all of our daily life materials can be recycled. Either for a simple heater or a natural fuel for your