#club5050 Healing our planet (recycling plastics)

Good day all, I believe today is going to be another lovely day. You one I strongly believe is that one of the basic reason why we are on this planet earth is to keep it clean and safe from any form of harm and destruction, that's to say it's our duty to protect and save the planet where we all leave. I don't know why some people are only interested in cleaning their house but litters the surrounding and environment where the leave. Destruction of this planet who only results to destruction of our lives and that of our future generation while in the other hand protection of our planet will result to protection of our lives and that of our future generation.

One proof that God wants us to clean up our environment, is that God created different living organisms like the "Earthworms" , "Flies" and "Ants" to help decompose even the smallest waste. So therefore if this little insects perform their duties diligently, then why shouldn't we also do so.

Organisms and insects that actually help decompose the waste bins can only help decompose natural wastes like excretes, dead bodies, dead plants and materials and equipment produced from natural raw materials like trees and animal skin. These organisms and insects can help decompose chemically produced equipment or materials like plastics and metals, so therefore it's our duty to help pick up this non-decomposable waste materials like plastics and and metals. This non-decomposable waste materials like plastics and and metals can't be decomposed but the can be recycled into different forms and shape. Recycling is the process of processing used or already formed plastics, nylon and metal into a new design, form, type or size for it's previous or a new purpose.

So as a lover of this planet I have taken it upon my self to clean up my community and my planet, just as seen above I have been moving round picking up plastic bottles that has been littered on the floor, then I take them to a spot, where a big car will carry the plastics to a recycling company.

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