Waste on Campus
Good morning, dear teacher and clamates.Thank you for giving me this chance to stand here to share the topic of waste on campus to you On behalf of our group.
As we know, waste has become common scenes on campus.You can see students leaving their dorms with lights on.You also find that many a student, after washing their clothes, doesn\'t bother to turn off the tap, leaving the water running.If you go to the cafeteria at dinner time, you are likely to see tables covered with the remains of all kinds of food.Has the national tradition of providence that descends from long history gone? if so, then find it back!
Waste is very harmful.If you are extravagant with your money, you will soon be poor.Likewise, if human beings recklely exploit the natural resources, then they are sure to have a gloomy future.What\'s more, being wasteful is a bad habit that, like a drug, gradually erodes a human being\'s virtues.Once a person grows wasteful, the virtue of frugality is eroded within him.
We don\'t have to attain a great cause of controlling waste, but actions and a grateful heart are more enough: be grateful for the water that runs through fingers, and save it for poor Arabian or African countries struggling in water shortage; be grateful for the lightne we have acce to because in slums children share a faint lamp to read; be grateful for all the paper and sheets we are able to use, for trees were cut down to satisfy our needs; be grateful for everything nature has to offer and everything we can own.As far as we are concerned, we are determined to set a good example to combat waste, trying to use every grain and cent and call on more schoolmates to realize the neceity and importance of frugality.Only in this way, we think, can we hope to put an end to the waste on campus as soon as poible.
Live and act, the tradition of providence will never fade.
