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Recycling around the world

机译：回收世界各地

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Imagine a city in which residents meet in the street to weigh bags of sorted recyclable materials before carefully disposing of them. Each bag earns a resident points. A kilo of food waste is worth two points, and a kilo of plastics 10 points. Earn 30 or more points and they can be exchanged for household goods, fresh produce or cleaning services. Meanwhile, neighbours act as 'bin bosses' to ensure all household waste is sorted correctly. But then imagine that the schemes are monitored by CCTV, and people are fined if they fail to comply with the recycling rules. Imagine if those who breached regulations could have their 'social credit rating' lowered, meaning they would be seen as less than 'model citizens', potentially forfeiting the right to economic and social privileges such as being excluded from top jobs, flights or private education. Imagine if people's failure to comply saw them shamed on the internet, in memes that ask 'what type of rubbish are you?'
机译：想象一下居民在街上遇到的城市，在仔细处理之前称重可回收物料的袋子。每个包都可以获得居民点。一公斤的食物垃圾值得两点，塑料千吨10分。赚取30点或更多积分，他们可以兑换家用品，新鲜农产品或清洁服务。与此同时，邻居充当“Bin Bosses”，以确保所有家庭废物都正确进行排序。但随着中央电视台监测计划，如果他们未能遵守回收规则，人们被罚款。想象一下，如果违反规定的人可能会降低他们的“社会信用评级”，这意味着他们将被视为少于“典范公民”，可能会禁止经济和社会特权，例如被排除在最高职位，航班或私立教育之外。想象一下，如果人们遵守遵守，那么他们在互联网上发表了羞辱，在模因上问'你是什么类型的垃圾？'

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    《Wastes Management》 |2020年第11期|20-23|共4页
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    Martin Bewick;

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