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Question 2: Hello, do you have any Japanese papers on garbage disposal and Japanese environmental awareness? Thank you very much for your help. Deduct 5 points for garbage disposal. Read Japanese papers on Japanese environmental awareness. Where are my related materials?
Question 3: Japanese people's awareness of environmental protection from garbage classification. 100 of this kind of paper Japanese literature refers to a whole book or paper in the process of academic research. The cited documents have been noted in the notes and no longer appear in the following references.
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Question 4: What materials, books and the like can I refer to if I want to write a paper on Japanese environmental awareness? Can you tell me the title of the book, thank you! Japan's environmental awareness
Visitors to Japan can often see a sign that says "Please take away the garbage" in the scenic spots with green mountains and grass. In Hokkaido National Wetland Reserve, we found that there are several kilometers of wooden plank roads in the wetland, and tourists consciously walk on these plank roads, and no one tramples on the wetland.
Learn to take out the garbage.
If you live in Japan, you must learn one thing: take out the garbage. In the community where I live, Monday and Thursday are the days to collect combustible garbage, Tuesday is the day to collect non-combustible garbage, and Friday is the day to collect old newspapers, bottles and cans and other recyclable garbage. In the mailbox downstairs, there is a garbage classification instruction. Small supermarkets nearby all have special recycling bins. In addition to beverage bottles, finished milk boxes are also included in special recycling.
While Japan is among the most developed countries, its life expectancy and forest coverage rate are the highest among industrial powers, and its environmental protection industry is also the most developed. The concept of circular economy is not only written into Japanese legal provisions, but also deeply rooted in the hearts of ordinary people.
Used to be a public hazard.
It may be hard for people who have been to Japan to imagine that such a clean country was once a famous pollution country. After World War II, Japan concentrated on developing heavy chemical industry. Due to the lack of effective environmental management, with the rapid development of economy, Japan's environment has become smoggy, and Seto Inland Sea has also become a famous "Dead Sea".
In 1950s and 1960s, residents everywhere in Japan fell ill due to environmental pollution: in Kumamoto Prefecture, local fishermen suffered from Minamata disease because the local nitrogen fertilizer factory directly discharged mercury-containing wastewater, which polluted Minamata Bay; In Shikoku, many residents around died of asthma because of the exhaust gas from petrochemical factories. In Toyama, many residents suffer from bone pain because of cadmium-containing wastewater discharged from the mining and smelting of local lead-zinc mines.
At first, the local authorities and the factories involved tried their best to conceal the truth in order to safeguard their own economic interests. This caused a strong * * *. Therefore, under the impetus of all parties, Japan has not only promulgated a series of environmental protection laws, but also tried to promote people's conscious awareness of environmental protection with cultural concepts.
Enterprises are also environmentally friendly.
The concept of environmental protection is also deeply rooted in the production process of large Japanese enterprises. When visiting the factory building of Toyota Motor Corporation, we found that the final discharge link of the sewage treatment tank of the factory was actually regarded as a fish pond, in which many beautiful carp were raised.
At the same time, Japanese companies have also developed many environmentally friendly products. Japanese enterprises have mastered the technology of extracting resin from recycled plastic bottles, and plastic bottles used as drinking containers can be reused.
At present, in order to solve the problem of increasingly tight steel supply, Japanese enterprises have begun to plan to build high-rise buildings with wood. Wooden buildings can reduce the environmental burden: processing, assembly and even future demolition are simpler than using concrete, and there is no carbon dioxide emission in the whole process, and the demolished wood can be reused.
I hope that the experience and lessons accumulated by Japan can help us as a developing country to avoid detours and achieve a "win-win" situation for the environment and economy.
Environmentally friendly Japan
1From October 4th to12nd, a delegation of Guangdong university students paid a nine-day visit to Japan. In Japan, we visited Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe, Yokohama, Tokyo and other places of interest, and also visited Kobe Environmental Future Pavilion, Human and Future Disaster Prevention Center and other places. Through a few days of seeing, hearing and experiencing with my own eyes, I have a better understanding of Japan.
Among them, the most impressive thing is the cleanliness of Japanese urban streets. As a densely populated modern metropolis, Guangzhou may not be inferior to Tokyo and Yokohama in terms of urban hardware infrastructure such as high-rise buildings and three-dimensional transportation, but the sanitary conditions of the city are far from perfect. Everywhere in Guangzhou, you can see people throwing away paper towels, beverage bottles and other rubbish, and the external walls of buildings are mottled. In Japan, the streets everywhere are clean, the houses are neat and tidy, and even the public toilets are spotless and have no odor. What makes me even more incredible is that there are almost no garbage bins on the streets of Japan, let alone large garbage stations. Don't say it's in busy streets such as Ginza and Shinjuku. Even in residential areas, you can't find trash cans except for some trash cans next to beverage vending machines that specially discard beverage bottles and cans. It is said that Japanese usually take garbage home in plastic bags. For example, on the day of the host family, Miss Liang Zi, who received me, came to Kobe to take me to Himeji. Because of the cold, I used it all the way. > & gt
Question 5: Urgent! ! ! Seeking the outline of Japanese professional papers. Topic: Japanese people's awareness of environmental protection from garbage classification. It is said that due to the rapid economic development, the environmental pollution in Japan is different from that in the 1960s and 1970s.
Often serious, smelly black water flows in the river, making fish extinct and cars emit a lot of tails.
Anger caused primary school students to fall down one after another, causing public nuisance lawsuits and shaking the whole country of Japan. think of a way
Another kind of law, using a lot of manpower and material resources, after a long period of continuous governance, only
In the early 1980s, the sky reappeared in the blue sky, and the rivers reappeared in the clear water. Since we are in Japan,
I feel that the environment is clean and fresh, and I also feel the Japanese people's highly conscious awareness of environmental protection. Everyone has a responsibility,
Building a "waste-free society" has been deeply rooted in people's hearts and actively protects the environment.
This has become a habit of the Japanese public. A few things left a deep impression on me.
Wherever we go, residential areas, commercial areas, parks, beaches, tourist attractions,
There is no white pollution. Thousands of people visited Tokyo Disneyland during the holidays.
Play day by day, and all the food and drink are in the garden. But we can't see it in heaven.
Speaking of a little dust, no one will throw rubbish everywhere, let alone see traces of phlegm.
/kloc-0 At the beginning of 0/0, a fireworks show was held in Tupu City, Ibaraki Prefecture, and the whole city was empty.
The audience flooded, young women wore kimonos, and some Tokyo people also attended by luxury buses.
The spectators and sponsors sat in the stands, and the rest went door to door.
Just spread plastic sheets on the grass by the river, and some people brought simple tables and stools while watching fireworks.
Eating at the same time. However, there is always no waste on the ground for such a large-scale activity.
The Japanese have made great achievements in recycling from harm to benefit and from waste to treasure.
Once I passed the Takasaka parking lot in the northern suburb of Tokyo, and the building of the parking lot caught my attention. a row
Bungalow, the color of the wall is blue, red or gray, neither thick nor light, but fresh and beautiful. the original
This is a brick made of ash. It is not unusual to make bricks with ash. What is commendable is that the ash bricks are beautifully made.
Only in this way can we get on the elegant stage.
I noticed a paragraph written on the box of Japanese washing powder, which means,
The packaging box uses "100% recycled paper", and the plastic spoon inside is also "100% recycled".
Plastic ". This shows that washing powder can be decomposed by microorganisms in the river after it is discharged into the river. electric current
The bill given by the telephone office to users also says "to protect forest resources" and "telephone charges"
Recycled paper of ancient paper is used. It can be seen that Japanese companies are interested in rings.
Environmental protection and the utilization of renewable resources are highly valued. Japan has the Law on Promoting the Utilization of Renewable Resources.
And the Law on Promoting Classified Collection and Recycling of Containers and Packaging Materials, which requires consumers to classify and discard them.
Local authorities are responsible for garbage collection and transportation, and enterprises are responsible for recycling their containers and packaging materials.
All the work is going on in an orderly way.
What can't the Japanese do at home? I once saw someone sweeping leaves in the yard.
Burning on the spot, taking a bus from Ibaraki to Tokyo, I saw farmers burning straw in the field, but no one was there.
Criticism. I was told that Japanese people pay attention to environmental protection, but throwing cigarette butts is an exception. Attached to the Tokyo Tower
At a nearby station, I saw countless cigarette butts and shiny flowers on the ground, which might be broken.
Yes, no one has ever cleaned it, which is amazing. This can explain the conventional inertia force.
It is said that the pollution of Japanese industry can be almost overcome now, but the management and protection of the environment,
Far from once and for all. With the rapid growth of economy and consumption scale, waste gas, waste water, garbage
Garbage has also increased a lot, and various public hazards are still getting worse. Japan is fully aware of this problem.
Difficult and long-term, so this year passed the "White Paper on Environment" and put forward the "Environment"
The new strategy of "founding the People's Republic of China" defines 2 1 century as "environmental century". Express profound introspection and guidance.
A harmful economic model that leads to a large increase in waste, and an economic model that minimizes waste is established. near
In the past century, Japan has put forward "a century-long plan, education-oriented" (Meiji era) and "trade"
Changing the country "(after World War II) and" building the country through science and technology "and" building the country through science and technology "
The basic national policies and development strategies in the 1980s and 1990s had a great impact on Japan's education, science and technology, and economy.
The development of all aspects has had a far-reaching impact, and now it is necessary to put forward the idea of "building a country through the environment"
Will have a significant impact, worthy of attention, which is also enlightening to the environmental pollution faced by countries all over the world.
Play a role. ...& gt& gt
Question 6: Hello, I'm going to write an article "Seeing Japanese Environmental Awareness from Garbage Disposal". I saw you providing information on Baidu. Can you give me a copy, too Thank you! Leave a mailbox.
Question 7: Hello, is the topic of your thesis about Japanese people's awareness of environmental protection from handbags? Can you give me some advice? I'm also looking for information on this.
Question 8: Hero, can I borrow your hand? I want to post some articles on China Knowledge Network, which is about "Japanese people's awareness of environmental protection from the perspective of Japanese garbage sorting" (topic of the paper). 10 has been posted, so please pay attention!
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Question 9: It's actually very simple to beg for information related to Japanese environmental awareness, such as the formation history, specific operations and achievements of environmental protection concepts. Death and nature have always been two major themes in Japanese life. In ancient Japan, gods were everywhere. Even a grass had its own soul, or a god lived in it. This can be seen from the Bodhisattva Dizang, where human nature and the sea can be seen. Therefore, the Japanese respect nature and rarely take the initiative to break branches and pick flowers. They think it will offend the gods and even murder them. Then there is the yearning for nature. They have a strong awareness of nature conservation, which is inseparable from their habit of sitting quietly in one place and enjoying the natural landscape. Moreover, when most Japanese encounter problems, they will sit quietly in their yard and look at their trees, thinking that they can find the answer or solution to the problem. Of course, modern Japanese basically drink alcohol, but elderly Japanese still keep this habit. So in the final analysis, Japanese people's awareness of environmental protection is two points. One is the tradition of respecting nature handed down from generation to generation. Second, nature is so beautiful that beauty cannot be destroyed. Finally, one day, the ancient Japanese thought it was a return to nature after death.
Question 10: Thesis title: Analysis from the perspective of garbage disposal ―― Environmental awareness of Chinese and Japanese citizens. Ask for an outline, ask relatives for help, please, I am in a hurry! The outline can be written like this
1. Classification and treatment of garbage. Garbage disposal behavior
2. Historical reasons for Japanese strong environmental awareness, geographical reasons * * * reasons 3. The significance of environmental protection: the present situation of garbage disposal in China.
4. Enlightenment to China
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