somthing that got me thinking!

[goldenHoof 49]

We had a 2 day recycling program and on one of thousands days we saw a film ( waste land) that made me realize that not so long ago in Brazil thear are people that worked in the biggest weast fealdsorting Trish from Rio and surrounding area and thear are kids working too for 16 hours a day for years.

 

Then thear 2-5 deaths a month.

 

So I thought that maby I should think about the trash more reusable even if I recycle.

So that in 200 years my home city will not die in trash.

 

 

But what do you think ?

 

[null1 606]

I'm trying to get a better grasp of what you are saying, not to be rude, but your grammar and context is confusing.

 

So you're saying that kids working in waste recycling plants are working too long each day, and that there are deaths there? Also that we should think about what is reusable and if to recycle it or not?

[khaine21x3 789]

Laws needs to be imposed to stop undegradable trash and chemical laden food that cannot decompose to prevent serious harm to the environment.

[Forsooth 18]

If anypony here is familiar with California’s recycling laws they are pretty top notch. More states (here being used in the broadest sense of that word) should adopt such policies.

Edited December 7, 2012 by Forsooth

[goldenHoof 49]

I'm trying to get a better grasp of what you are saying, not to be rude, but your grammar and context is confusing.

 

So you're saying that kids working in waste recycling plants are working too long each day, and that there are deaths there? Also that we should think about what is reusable and if to recycle it or not?

Yea sorry for that I was posting it on a lecture on toxic waste and I wasn't able to correct my spelling in time and I still had to listen to the lector . :-(