邀请好友参加垃圾分类全民行动的英语作文
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篇1
    A Call to Join the Garbage Sorting Movement
    Hi there, my friends! It's me, your buddy Emily. I'm so excited to share something really important with all of you today. It's about an amazing opportunity we have to make a positive difference in our community and even the whole world!
    Have you ever thought about where all the trash we throw away every day goes? It's not just magically disappearing, you know. Most of it ends up in huge landfills or gets burned in incinerators. And that's not good news for our planet.
    You see, when we throw away things like plastic bottles, aluminum cans, and food scraps all mixed together, it becomes really hard to recycle them or turn them into useful things agai
n. And that's a huge waste of valuable resources. Not to mention, some of that trash can release harmful gases and chemicals into the air and soil, which is bad for the environment and our health.
    But there's good news! We can all help to reduce this problem by doing something called "garbage sorting." That means separating our trash into different categories, like plastics, paper, metals, and food waste, before throwing it away. This makes it easier for the recycling companies to process and reuse those materials instead of just dumping them in landfills or burning them.
    Sounds pretty cool, right? And the best part is, it's super easy to do! All we need to do is have a few different bins or bags in our homes and classrooms to separate the different types of trash as we go. No more tossing everything into one big mess!
    Imagine how much we could help the planet if everyone in our school, our neighborhood, and even our whole city started doing this. We'd be saving tons of precious resources, reducing pollution, and protecting the environment for generations to come. How awesome
is that?
    But we can't do it alone. We need everyone to join in and make garbage sorting a habit. That's why I'm here today, urging all of you, my dear friends, to take the "Garbage Sorting Pledge" with me.
    By taking this pledge, we'll be promising to always separate our trash into the proper categories and to encourage our families and friends to do the same. We'll be part of a movement to make our community cleaner, greener, and more sustainable.
sort something out    And it won't just be good for the environment – it'll also be a lot of fun! We can have contests to see who can sort their trash the best, make cool recycled art projects with the materials we collect, and even organize neighborhood clean-up days where we can all work together to keep our streets and parks litter-free.
    So, what do you say, my friends? Are you ready to join me in this exciting garbage sorting adventure? Let's be the changemakers our planet needs and show everyone that even kids like us can make a big difference!
    All you have to do is raise your hand and say, "I pledge to sort my garbage and help save the Earth!" Then, we'll get you signed up, give you some handy recycling tips, and before you know it, you'll be a garbage sorting pro!
    Together, we can turn this mountain of trash into a hill of hope for a cleaner, healthier future. It's going to be an incredible journey, and I can't wait for all of us to embark on it side by side.
    Who's with me? Let's make garbage sorting the coolest new trend and inspire people everywhere to join our movement! The Earth is counting on us, friends. Let's not let it down!
篇2
    A Call to Clean Up Our Community!
    Hi friends! I want to talk to you about something super important that we can all do to make our town cleaner and greener. Have you ever thought about where all our trash goes
after we throw it away? Well, a lot of it ends up in big smelly landfills or floats out into the ocean, hurting animals and polluting the environment. That's why we need to start sorting our waste and recycling as much as we can!
    My teacher Miss Henderson taught our class all about the 3 Rs - reduce, reuse, and recycle. Reducing means trying to create less waste in the first place by using reusable bottles, bags, and containers instead of single-use plastics. Reusing means finding new ways to use things instead of just throwing them out, like turning old shirts into rags or jam jars into pencil holders. And recycling means sorting our trash into different bins so materials like paper, plastic, glass, and metal can be turned into new products.
    At first, I thought sorting trash seemed like a lot of work. But Miss Henderson showed us how easy it can be with a few simple habits. We just need separate bins for recyclables like bottles, cans, and paper. Then, when we're done with something, we look at the label to see what bin it goes into instead of just chucking it all together. The really yucky stuff like food scraps and diapers has its own bin for the landfill.