我該去吃薯條嗎

我該去吃薯條嗎

結果 (韓文) 1:

감자튀김을 먹어야 하나

結果 (韓文) 2:

감자 튀김 먹 으 러 가 야 되 나?

結果 (韓文) 3:

Rag-pickers: the bottom rung in the waste trade ladderRecycling has existed in one form or another for many years in India and is complicated.long before the term itself seeped into everyday vocabulated Women separated newspapers and sold them to weekend buyers, Who cycled by with a weighing scale and loose change to pay with.bottles were reused until they broke, And tins were simply never thrown away.as a 13-year-old, I was surrounded by baby food tins from my in fancy, storing rice, Dais and chutneys.these habits are sadly dying out, superseded by the advent of the non-recyclable, non reusable sachet and plasts Instead of being stored away for a rainy day, Unwanted products are tossed carelessly into the dustbin.and this is where modern-day recycling begins.in Delhi, for every hundiAll recycling in India is undertaken by and via the informal sector.this sector includes rag pickers, middle men, transporters, as Reprocessors.in terms of human resources this sector is arranged in a table-top pyramid with rag pickers at the base, Forming the backbone of waste collection.at the thinner end of the wedge are the small middle men, Who buy the waste and sell it onto larger middle men, who usually specialise in particular items and materials.above them are factory owners Who procure supplies from those beneath through a ubiquitous network of agents 。Delhi is particularly interesting, because it has one of the largest and most vibrant recycling bases in the country.the 100, 000 waste-pickers are the base of a huge recycling pyramid, handling something like 15% of the solid waste generated in the city.sity 000 metric tonnes of waste is generated daily, this is a substantial business.a range of material is processed within the sector, inclus Metals, paper and glass.studies estimate that this informal labour force saves the three Delhi municipalities a minimum of rs.6 lakhs 000 USD) every day.it has been calculated that a single scrap of material can increase 700% in value before it is even reprocessed, aSo, recycling in Delhi is big business but is it a green business, and who does it benefit? Consider, first, the rag-picker, usually a young person, though not a child, With a large woven sack hanging from his or her shoulder.he or she will begin workas early as 4am, Or miss the most profitable finds.as locations and routes are territorial, residents may begin to recognise their own rag-picker .. Or when the bag is full, the rag-picker hunts down a middleman to sell to. the waste should be separated according to almost 30 different co And it must be clean and dry.in secret segregation patches around the city; Thousands of the poorest inhabitants sort through waste and wash it from make shift water sources.hunched over for hours, The poor under take what the privileged preach: segregation of waste.if the privileged had done this themselves, The poor would suffer less from backache, allergies and respiratory disorders, and have fewer cuts, Burns and dog-bites.the transaction at the selling point is complex and frequently unjust.a rag-picker may be paid less if waste if Wet, or if the buyer is temporarily cash strapped.rag-pickers often take loans from buyers, and soon find themselves working simpersRag-pickers generally live either in slums, often the shop or warehouse of a middleman, Or outside in alleyway s and on footpath S. some sleep in dustbins.their access to basic amenities and essential services is virtually non. E police regularly beat them or burn their bags of waste, Leaving them with nothing to show for a day's work.municipal workers charge rag-pickers to be allowed to forage in a bin, And if it is a lucrative bin, the rates gradually increase.once ensconced, the municipal worker makes them do additional work, Sweeping or loading trucks.it is not unknown for the police to pick up rag-pickers and force them to clean the police station.Sadly and shockingly, This whole process subsidise s the consumption of various materials by the city's wealthier citizens.the example of plastics is a good exams Ing to a report by the Ministry of environment, the plastics industry is growing at 10% per annum, And almost 52% of this is expected to be used in the packaging sector.packaging is a short life use and it will be collected and processed as wass Y the informal sector.it will be undertaken in a manner which ensures that ecologically, economically and socially, the costs will be in a manner which ensures that ecologicallyIn India, the informal sector has an essential role because it is able to under take recycling, which the municipality cannot.however. Although it is critical, especially to the handling of solid waste, the sector is unable to optimise its work.th