The old clothes recycling box can't be seen, but behind it is the efforts of the donors to care for the environment and pass on their love.
It's getting warmer and it's time to change seasons. Every time when the season changes, many people will clean up a pile of old clothes that they no longer wear. It's a pity to leave them and take up space. How to deal with them is not a big problem.
In recent years, some public welfare organizations began to put old clothes recycling boxes in some residential areas, so that residents can dispose of idle old clothes at home. These clothes collected through the old clothes recycling box can be donated to people in need, or collected for recycling, reducing resource waste.
It can protect the environment, save resources, and pass on love. The emergence of old clothes recycling box is a "win-win" thing. But in some places, there are also some problems that need to be solved - can the old clothes recycling box be put, where it can be put, who will take care of it after it is put, and who to look for if there is a problem? It's not clear at present, so it's easy for those with ulterior motives to make a hole.
Recently, there was a news report that a group of fake old clothes recycling bins were found in a certain place in Zhejiang Province. They look very similar to the recycling bins of regular public welfare organizations and are difficult for ordinary people to distinguish. Some of the seized fake recycling bins were found to have been left unattended, and people were tempted to collect old clothes for resale.
Similar things happen in other places. For example, some old clothes recycling bins are not marked with the recycling mechanism, which makes them unreliable; some recycling bins are left unattended, and no one collects the clothes when they are full; some recycling bins, whose doors are pried open, the better clothes inside are taken away, and the rest clothes are scattered all over the ground, which makes people feel sad.
The old clothes recycling box looks unimpressive, but behind it is the efforts of the donors to protect the environment and deliver love. If we simply put it into the community, the follow-up supervision or maintenance are not standardized, which will inevitably affect everyone's enthusiasm for participation. The feasible way is to make clear the regulatory authorities and management standards as soon as possible, so that qualified and regular public welfare organizations can put in recycling boxes with unified marks, which is convenient for the identification of donors and the management of relevant departments.
It not only cherishes the environmental protection practice and love behavior of the public, but also standardizes the supervision of relevant issues. How to do a good job will test the wisdom of relevant departments. We hope that in the future, the old clothes donation system will be more perfect and unblocked, and more people can participate in it.
