Table Form

Decision about the Issue Guiding Principles and Creative/Innovative Course

Bases for the Decision of Action to Take

In addressing incorrect waste
disposal, our decision to
prioritize collaboration and
creativity enables us to
benefit from shared
experiences, innovative
approaches, and shared
responsibility. We will create
a cleaner, more sustainable
community for a brighter
future collaboration and
creativity.
Collaboration and creativity
are our driving principles for
addressing the issue of
improper garbage disposal.
We made our decision based
on the need for collaborative
efforts and creative solutions
to properly address this
problem. Collaboration
involves community
members, organizations, and
local governments in joint
efforts to address the issue.
While innovation encourages
creative and innovative waste
management practices,
looking for new ways to
reduce trash and maximize
recycling efforts.
Our plan of action is to create
a Recycling Innovation
initiative. To promote circular
economy practices, we would
form partnerships with
recycling companies and
explore innovative recycling
methods such as upcycling or
transforming waste into
usable products. We would
also establish
community-based recycling
initiatives such as
neighborhood recycling
centers or collection drives
for specific recyclable
materials.

Guide Questions

1.) What are your insights about the issues related to the use of authority and care?

Trash disposal is an important part of waste management that contributes to the

preservation of a clean and sustainable environment. We can preserve and
treasure our planet's natural beauty for a very long time if we manage our
garbage appropriately. Because of insufficient sanitation, future problems will be
substantially worse.

Proper trash disposal is important for maintaining the cleanliness of our

surroundings and the health of all people. Because the future of our planet is at
risk, this requires planning responsibly and meticulously. The success of this
process will benefit us and our future generations if it is implemented now in a
sensible and appropriate manner.

2.) What principles can you infer from this issue?

 From the practice of proper trash disposal, we can infer several principles such
as:
● Segregation: Trash disposal requires sorting waste into categories such
as recyclables, organic waste, and non-recyclables. This principle
emphasizes the need of sorting various forms of garbage in order to
promote recycling and reduce environmental harm.
● Composting: It is another principle that involves the decomposition of
organic resources such as food scraps and yard trash into nutrient-rich
soil. It supports sustainability by minimizing garbage going to landfills and
offering a natural approach for plants to fertilize soil.
● Collaboration and Cooperation: Collaboration between individuals,
communities, corporations, and government agencies is required for
effective trash disposal. It entails putting in place infrastructure and
procedures for garbage collection, recycling programs, and disposal sites.
Collaboration among various stakeholders is essential for developing
sustainable waste management solutions.
● Education and Awareness: The proper disposal of trash is dependent
on educating individuals and communities about waste management
practices. It entails spreading the word about the value of recycling,
composting, and appropriate trash disposal. Education allows people to
make more educated decisions and motivates them to participate in
waste reduction activities.

3.) In what ways can you apply these principles in having a strong conviction against abuse
of authority?

We may establish a strong conviction against misuse of authority by fostering

openness and accountability within our community by applying the principles of
good trash disposal. We urge responsible behavior and encourage reporting to
appropriate officials when it comes to littering and incorrect disposal of waste as
small-scale abuses. We set an example for others by promoting openness and
holding authority accountable through education and personal accountability. We
can build a stronger community by standing up to abuses of authority and
encouraging a culture of accountability and respect for our environment.