SDG’s Service Learning about tackling a dirty environment

SD G’ s Service Learning about t ackling a dirty environment About SDG’s overcoming a dirty environment The aspect that greatly influences the use of plastic materials is the consumption pattern of both individuals and groups, both government and private.  It is undeniable the fact that they also produce and use plastic materials in their daily life.  Coupled with the behavior of economic agents such as businesses, consumers and the public.  As mentioned earlier, participation in the use of plastic does not only come from ordinary people, but economic agents such as businesses are also still using it. This is the government’s focus in sustainable development activities or commonly known as SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals).  One of the targets in SDGs goal number 12, namely by 2030 substantially reduce waste production through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse or commonly known as 4R (reduce, reuse, recycle, replace) techniques.  The SDGs themselves ...