Causes bad smell and spreads germs

Creates a negative image of the community/school/workplace

Makes waste management and cleaning more difficult

( Solutions ) Provide enough trash bins and place them in convenient locations.

Spreads germs and diseases

Makes waste management more difficult when mixed with general trash

Wastes resources when edible food is thrown away

( Problem ) Separate food waste from general trash

2.Effect=Cause more garbage in the school

3.Solution=Let’s collect the garbage.

• Constantly blowing a blow dryer on your body can dry out your skin or cause illness from prolonged exposure to strong wind.

Solution → Every time before leaving a room, ask yourself, "Did you turn off the lights and fan?" • Post a warning sign on the door, such as "Turn off the lights and fan before leaving." • Use the simple rule: "The last person to leave must turn it off."

Causes bad smell and poor hygiene

Can carry germs and spread diseases

Creates a negative image of the school for visitors

Increases cleaning time and maintenance costs

( Problem ) Educate students and staff about hygiene and disease prevention related to bird droppings

Effect=contaminated water

Solution=Do not throw garbage into the water.

2.Effect=The room gets dirty easily and needs to be cleaned more often.

3.Solution=Close the windows and check before leaving the room.

Effect=Not separatinog wasteproperly

Solution=Tell others to separate their waste properly.

Effect=smells bad

Solution=Tell your little brother not to throw it away.

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2.Effect=It can become a breeding ground for mosquitoes and a habitat for poisonous animals.

3.Solution=Drain the water

Solution Separate bottles from other waste immediately before disposal (e.g., glass bottles, plastic bottles, aluminum bottles). • Wash bottles thoroughly to reduce odor and germs, then recycle.

Solution • Always unplug appliances after use, such as charging your phone, TV, fan, or iron. • Use a power strip with a switch to turn off all lights at once. • Place warning signs near the plug, such as "Unplug after turning off."

1. Environmental Impacts

• Continuous blockage causes flooding.

• Constantly creating foul odors and creating a toxic atmosphere.

• Destroying the tiles in the city, making it look dirty.

• Waste, known as foam, is difficult to collect

Solution 1. Personal Level • Dispose of waste properly, using designated bins or drop-off points. • Separate waste before disposal, such as recyclable, wet, and hazardous waste. • Reduce plastic use and use reusable items.

Effect=smelly

Solution=Do not throw garbage into the drain.

This plastic bag seems to be litter left carelessly.

Environmental Pollution: Disposing of litter improperly causes environmental pollution to soil, water, and can be harmful to various animals.

Untidiness: It makes the area look unclean

( Solutions )

Pick up the litter: If seen, pick up the plastic bag and other litter and dispose of them in designated trash bins.

Separate waste: If possible, separate waste for recycling, such as plastic bags.

Promote awareness: Campaign for people to dispose of waste properly to maintain environmental cleanliness.

Reuse and Reduce: Reduce the use of plastic bags and reuse them when possible.

• If the tiles are older models and contain asbestos, the broken dust may be released into the lungs, increasing the risk of chronic respiratory disease, lung cancer, or asbestosis.

Solution

1. When sweeping:

• Wear gloves, a mask, and closed-toe shoes to prevent injury and dust inhalation.

• Avoid sweeping vigorously, which can spread dust.

• Use a damp cloth to cover or wipe down the area to reduce dust spread.

Effect=Kills grass and is dangerous to nature.

Solution=Put up a sign saying don't dump chemicals on the side of the road, it's dangerous.

• If disposed of improperly, chemicals can leak into the soil, water, or become dispersed, posing a health and environmental hazard.

• They should not be incinerated, as they release toxic fumes.

Solution 1. Triple rinse the bottles and use the rinse water on the target plants. 2. Collect these bottles/containers in a separate bag or box from general waste. 3. Deliver them to the municipal/subdistrict administrative organization's hazardous waste collection center or the chemical container drop-off point at agricultural stores.