banning cellophane, plastic

[Clifford_2008]

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Di man plastic or cellophane ang cause sa floods, ang basura in general man. Kung matarong lang na ug hipos ang mga basura wala man unta siguroy problema. Another wrong solution to the problem.

i think your wrong. in fact its one of the solution.

[windshock]

agree with this, pero naa ra jud na sa tao kng hugawan, lisod jud na disiplinahon.

[Clifford_2008]

maayo man gud tong papel kay dali ra madecompose kontra sa plastic

[makie]

i think your wrong. in fact its one of the solution.

Plastics and cellophanes are not the only ones causing clog ups. Whether we get rid of them or not as long as people remain reckless in throwing garbage, the flood problems will never stop. It may be one of the solutions but not the best. Why not go to the root of the problem which is waste management in general by disposing waste properly? I think that it is sounder.

[james_chaw]

there is little to no recycling innovation or encouragement movement by the government. If people in the Cebu province were encouraged to recycle their garbage, then it CAN help with all of our problems. a province wide campaign about healthy recycling techniques can be accompanied with the Governor's suror2x sugbo campaign in an effort to educate all because all are concerned and must answer the call to recycle. Encouragement would easily be in monetary form para kusog sa sugod. then eventually it will become a part of our natural way of life.

[den2x]

To choose between using a plastic or using a paper bag means chosing between this:

Kill a fish or kill a tree? Either isn't good, right?

I guess the best option for garbage control/disposal is still to Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Recover.

Agree.....

[dearlabe]

As I've said and I'll say it again, let's practice the 4Rs in waste control/management: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recover.

[bot_yok]

gamit pud baya ni mga plastic ug cellophane ang angay jud ani desiplina jud tah, di jud ta pataka ug labay ani mga butanga kay dugay mani ma dugta...

[Clifford_2008]

Plastics and cellophanes are not the only ones causing clog ups. Whether we get rid of them or not as long as people remain reckless in throwing garbage, the flood problems will never stop. It may be one of the solutions but not the best. Why not go to the root of the problem which is waste management in general by disposing waste properly? I think that it is sounder.

I know your point pero at least kung dili ma usab ang taw den thats the least option. di ba

[RenDel]

nah ug wala na plastic or cellophane unsa man ato sudlan inig shopping. balik na lang ta sa dahon sa saging putsan sa ato mga pinalit. pagkalisod. disiplina ra gyud unta sa mga tawo ang kinahanglan.