Sunday, August 23, 2009

Letter For Completed Community Service

Africa is driving the resurgence of the recycling of plastic bags


from "Friday" Republic of the August 7

The plastic bag was about to become a disaster in Africa. Scattered in their thousands to savannas, fields, valleys, mountains, beaches and suburbs: in South Africa and Kenya some called them the "national flower". Even before the calculation of the considerable input of CO2 resulting from the production and distribution of bags, and the problem 'that the dispersion in the environment. Until a few years ago dominate the lightweight plastic bags less than 30 microns are difficult to reuse and scattered everywhere by the wind. It takes ages before you biodegradino and the problem has begun to disturb not only tourists but also the communities' rural and urban Africa. Today they are increasing the countries that have banned plastic bags more 'light: South Africa, Rwanda, Tanzania, Eritrea, Somalia, Botswana, Uganda, Ethiopia, Kenya. The social-economic project
recycling provides that public, private or social "ricomprino" the people's weeds shopper. And it 's so that in Ghana the Trashy Bags growing company of Kwabena Osei Bonsu. Work in his company a dozen tailors mending old plastic bags, sewing machine manuals. The local population is the Trashy Bags with thousands of bags on their heads. The company pays two pounds (2.30 euros) per thousand bags, and 'a good price considering that the average citizen ghaese earns 254 pounds a year (about 290 Euro). In South Africa instead
Jenny Kirkland has convened a group of women together and they started making baskets, hats, accessories and stylish bags are crocheted strips cut from plastic bags thrown about thirty thousand turn via.Ogni month fellowships plastic products sold in the new games available at all.
Definitely the original initiative of Johannesburg in the middle of the city 'stands a huge billboard, 40 meters long and two thousand bags made from recycled plastic.
Charlie69

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