Business Critical Reading and Thingking "Is A World Without Trash Possible ?"

A have read about an article that discussing about how to a man managing waste, the title is “Is a world without trash possible?”. You can also read the article by click this link :

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2020/03/how-a-circular-economy-could-save-the-world-feature/

Managing wastes in the country is not easy as we think. Have more struggle to managing all of the wastes and also there are not all of waste can be recycling easily like plastic. Many plastic waste in this world. De wit said :

(Plastic isn’t the enemy, but plastic waste in the ocean and elsewhere is a global plague. Are biodegradables and recycling the cure? Staff writer Laura Parker considers what a circular economy for plastics might look like.) (Kunzig; 2020)

There are many wastes that De Wit manage such as metals, food, and clothes. The reader can know if managing kind of waste is not easy as we think. as a human, we have to be smart to manage our own waste which have been use in order to reduce waste pollution in this world.

After I read about an article in National Geographic’s website about a man who have a company to managing waste. I have a question to my friends. My question is :

“Do you agree when people donate her or his used underwear, then be reuse again to the other person even it is clean ?”.

My friends Named Rebbeka answer it, he said :

“Not agree because it is used underwear though it is clear even it is has been sterilization but we still don’t know if people who use it before has disease”

Maybe some people agree with her answer and also me. We don’t know about the history of someone who have that clothes before. As human we have to be careful with what we will use. But maybe De Wit have his own way to make sure that what his do is the right way to recycle waste of clothes.

Dewi Ernawati

Published 13 March 2020