Replacing plastic waste for rice, the new environmental protection policy of the Philippines is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people

In response to the growing problem of plastic waste pollution, a village in the Philippines has launched a new project where local residents can exchange their picked up plastic waste for rice, hoping to improve the local environment in this w.

Residents of Bayanan Village on the outskirts of Manila, Philippines: I picked up 14 kilograms of garbage, which can be exchanged for 7 kilograms of rice, and I can get 1 kilogram of rice a day, which is a great help to our li.

The village chief of Bayanan Village on the outskirts of Manila, Philippines: To provide some compensation for everyone's hard work, so that the goal of cleaning up the village environment can also be achiev.

The head of Bayanan Village said that in the past August, they received a total of 213 kilograms of plastic waste, and more and more families expressed their desire to participa.

Residents of Bayanan Village on the outskirts of Manila, Philippines: I feel that the environment around us is really dir.

According to a report by the environmental group Ocean Conservancy, the Philippines is one of the most polluted countries in the world by marine plast.