Brief: Tips to get DeKalb without waste

For the publisher:

Barbara Miller's letter on DeKalb seemed very encouraging. From my almost five years experience in collecting garbage in the streets, parking lots and ditches DeKalb, next to the stop-littering, I would like to suggest the following:

1. The most important thing is to protect the waste, especially the plastic bags, so that they can not be washed away. Use garbage bags to put in garbage cans. Insist that owners, users and operators of trash cans keep them closed.

2. Before cutting, check the garden and collect the garbage, to avoid cutting, breaking into pieces and scattered everywhere. O

One thing he was very frustrated with was when a fast-food restaurant on the Lincoln Expressway removed the garbage from his shop as if claiming the garbage-dumping property. Previously, I used this box to throw away the garbage I had collected in the parking lot.

My parking lot cleaning really helped your business, right?

We need to foster a better spirit of philanthropy among DeKalb business owners.

Another practice that I do not understand is when the bushes and trees begin to collect the garbage that has been blown by the wind, instead of cleaning the garbage, some people cut it. We should clean up garbage in and around living things, not kill living things.

I think garbage loads more garbage people into the city. I already see signs of garbage in the city, like those that leave heavy layers, wet and worn everywhere, worse than the ordinary garbage that I can pick up.

What message does she send not only to the health of the population, but also to the children of these parents?

Believing in the power of education, we must send a message to the refuse people that this city is not the place for them.

I think we have the opportunity to live in a beautiful park in DeKalb as each of us pays special attention to the environment in which we live, work and play every day.

Takako day

DeKalb

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