Here I am going to talk about my contribution to reducing waste and my slide is divided into four parts. In the first part I will talk about some examples and some of the results that can be occurred in recent times. Some types of waste like paper food waste and there are a lot of types of waste but I consider on… I have taken a look at on facial cotton pad which is not a sanitary pad it’s like a visual pad and let’s get into my research. We use cotton pad for wiping our face and remove nail polish and remove some makeup. So for some reason we use it for our daily lives and on average I use three to five pieces a day and for the more in a five I have been using it for five years. Since I was twelve and now I have been using it for five years and it is concluded in 7200 pieces of it. And this pad requires twelve months to decompose and it cannot be recycled so most of the cotton pads are non-piderecrepable. So it takes a long time to break down and also it is causing harm to the existing and wild life. So the solution is to use towel or oil cleanser reusable cotton pad because we have to consider about the circumstances and the effects. Thank you.
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Here I am going to talk about my contribution to reducing waste, and my slide is divided into four parts. In the first part, I will talk about some examples and some of the results that have occurred in recent times. There are many types of waste, like paper and food waste, but I will focus on facial cotton pads. I have taken a look at facial cotton pads, which are not sanitary pads; they are like visual pads. Let's get into my research. We use cotton pads for wiping our faces, removing nail polish, and taking off makeup. For some reason, we use them in our daily lives, and on average, I use three to five pieces a day. Over five years, I have been using them since I was twelve, which totals about 7,200 pieces. These pads require twelve months to decompose, and they cannot be recycled, so most cotton pads are non-biodegradable. It takes a long time for them to break down, and they also cause harm to existing wildlife. The solution is to use towels or reusable cotton pads because we need to consider the circumstances and the effects. Thank you.
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