Truth and falsehood, beauty and ugliness, movement and stillness are all antonyms that we are familiar with. If you want to find an antonym for "green" in the context of eco-environmental protection, it must be "white". Green symbolizes nature, and white symbolizes pollution-the sharp contradictory relationship makes the two colors stand on the opposite stage.

　　 White pollution is not uncommon around us. Indiscriminate throwing, hard-to-degrade plastic bags and fast food boxes are among the members. In the 1990s, some people joked that there were two Great Walls in my country, one is the ancient Great Wall, and the other is the "white Great Wall" made of foamed tableware and plastic bags along the railway. It is precisely in order to curb white pollution that the state has successively issued a prohibition order for foamed tableware and a restriction order for plastic bags. However, the disposable foam tableware that was once regarded as an "environmental killer" has recently been "legally reborn", which has once again triggered people's concerns about white pollution.

　　 Speaking of it, foam tableware does provide us with a lot of convenience: low cost, easy to use, buy rice and vegetables, put it on and go. It is precisely because of these "conveniences" that foam tableware is "prohibited" in many cities. Enterprises are still blatantly producing, and vendors are still using them with fanfare. The ban is now lifted, but the relevant access conditions, industry standards, and recycling mechanisms have not yet been introduced. Once the foamed tableware is used excessively or the recycling process is not in place, it will inevitably cause terrible damage to the ecological environment.

　　Resources are priceless, and environment is priceless. Foam tableware that is "legally reborn" should be responsible for the ecological environment. On the one hand, relevant departments should issue industry standards as soon as possible, raise the barriers to entry, and ensure that tableware entering the market is safe and non-toxic; on the other hand, a recycling and reuse system should be established, referring to the internationally accepted principle of “who pollutes, who is responsible”. The management department collects appropriate pollution control fees from the production enterprises. In this way, the price of foam tableware will no longer be as low as before, and the production will not be as random as before. If consumers think the price is too high, they can not buy it; if the company is unwilling to bear the high cost, it can Give up production.

　　White is the opposite of green, and human beings are the protectors of the environment. In addition to rationally choosing foam tableware, we can also bid farewell to pollution and get close to nature by using environmentally friendly bags and handkerchiefs. Choose between white pollution and green environment, I believe we will all give the same answer.