DESCRIPTIVE TEXT: OVERFLOWING RUBBISH

Identification: 

Garbage is the residue or waste from everyday products, categorized into several types, including plastic, paper, metal, and organic materials. Improper recycling of waste can lead to air pollution and various diseases.

Description 1:

The Chicago Park District has a very terrible garbage system. Residents seem not to care about the overflowing bins. They are spoiling the view.

Description 2:

The garbage stack has an awful smell. That smell is caused by a lot of food and drink in the garbage. It also makes the residents feel uncomfortable because of the smell.

Description 3: 

Excessive trash can create noisy sounds that disturb hearing. When the rain comes, the sound of tin cans will be very noisy. This can cause many diseases.

Conclusion: 

Overflowing waste creates both aesthetic and disruptive noise issues, in addition to posing a risk of diseases. Therefore, it is crucial to address waste problems effectively to maintain cleanliness, comfort, and environmental health. We need to maintain cleanliness, ensuring rubbish doesn’t overflow, to keep the environment clean and comfortable for living.