Help Turn Waste into Energy! Promote Earth Day!
A plant in Denmark burns household garbage 24 hours a day and converts it to heat and electricity. This has greatly reduced energy cost and reliance on gas and oil.
The U.S., however lacks such a clean and efficient waste conversion process. There are no new developments or plans for waste-to-energy plants. 54% of our garbage goes into landfills. Whereas 54% of the garbage in Europe is converted to energy. All of the garbage in our landfills is wasted energy.
This brings me to the significance of Earth Day and living Eco-Friendly, which should really be everyday! Earth Day started in 1969 celebrate the Earth’s beauty and create awareness towards global warming. Contribute to a healthy and sustainable environment by building awareness with your promotional marketing campaigns.
I hope that the U.S. can look at Germany as an example of how to live and build clean Earth practices.
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