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In the golden month of October, the sunshine is pleasant, and the golden leaves scattered everywhere are a symbol of harvest. Yet these leaves also pose problems in people’s lives – how should they get rid of them? Someone thought of—it, burning it. It not only cleans the area but also reduces the volume of waste. What do you think?
I think: it would be best if the fallen leaves could return to their roots.
How to trace back to the root? Piled up at the roots to be burned?
President Yu is referring to composting, right? The environmental protection department needs to consider this
The fallen leaves should be turned into the soil; Fertilization ; The question is who did it ;
It’s better to use organic composting; after all, no one does it, and burning it can easily cause air pollution from smoke and dust. Especially in the north, burning straw affects even airplanes; so stop causing trouble with leaves as well.
Leaves are a gift from nature; if everyone does not litter, then these leaves remain clean. By collecting them and crushing them, they can be used as fuel in boilers, thereby reducing the amount of coal needed in our cities during winter.
The smoke from burning is a serious environmental pollution; it’s similar to the practice of burning straw in various places at the beginning of spring! ! ! !
Burning it is by far the worst option, as it causes severe environmental pollution; the best approach is to process and utilize it, though this requires corresponding infrastructure.
We are all in the chemical industry. This question is super simple. Go and collect it all, extract and separate substances from it such as taosu and the like; accidentally, an anti-cancer drug can be extracted. The Nobel Prize has fallen on you, a Chinese person, once again. Look at Grandma Tu; that’s exactly how she does things. It is so noble and pure to refrain from seeking the honorary title of academician in either house.
Collect them and extract the medicine.