1. 社區公共意識的英語作文
How to Be a Good Citizen
Share your good fortune. When you do well enough that you have extra time, money, or items, give back to your community by paying that good fortune forward. There are lots of great ways that you can help your community:
Volunteer. You can volunteer with local branches of organizations that mean a lot to you. Try Habitat for Humanity, which build homes for the less fortunate, or Big Brothers Big Sisters, which provides mentorship to at-risk youth.
Help the homeless. You can volunteer at a local soup kitchen or shelter to help homeless people stay safe and healthy.
Donate. You can donate your money to lots of organizations, local, national, and international. Just be sure that whoever you donate to is a good organization that uses their money well. Many charities do not and are really just a money factory for the people that run them. Try using Charity Navigator or the BBB to find out if the organization you want to help is really on the up and up.
Donate blood and plasma. Blood and plasma are vital bodily fluids that are used to save the lives of thousands and thousands of people each day. There are often shortages, so it's great if you do your part and donate. If you have a rare blood type, you can literally be the difference between life and death for someone in your community.
Donating blood and plasma is especially important when there's been a major crisis. Massive numbers of injuries often result in serious blood shortages.
Get emergency training. Get trained in CPR and First Aid, as well as other emergency training like disaster preparedness training, so that you can help your fellow citizens when an emergency arises. If you've had this training before, it's a good idea to do it again every few years. This helps you too keep those skills fresh. It's easy to forget them when you're under pressure!
Vote. The most important thing you can do as a citizen is vote. It's easy to forget or feel disinterested and only vote ring the really major elections, but it's very important to vote in every election you can. Running the country goes beyond which party is currently in power. You also need to vote for your direct representatives, who often play a much more major role in what changes happen in the country.
It's also important to vote in local elections. At the state and county level, you'll often vote on things like transportation initiatives, which can affect how people get to work, and other important laws and measures that affect your area.
Recycle. Recycle papers and plastics according to your city's recycling system. The recycling is often collected with the garbage, but in a separate container. You can find recyclable items by looking for the recycle symbol used by your country. Generally, most items made from paper and plastic can be recycled, so long as they don't contain food and are not covered in wax.
Recycling helps cut down on waste that fills up landfills.
Compost. Compost leftover food and organic material to help keep down waste even further. Some cities collect compost, but otherwise you'll need to compost it yourself in your back yard.
Items you can compost include leftover food, extra pieces of ingredients (like the leaves from carrots), and unbleached paper.
Compost by collecting all of these items together in a large box outside. Turn the mixture every few weeks and add soil, until the whole thing looks like a single mixture. This can often take months.
When the compost is done, it can be sold or it can be used to provide nutrients to your own yard or garden.
Pick up litter. If you see trash lying around don't just stare at it and walk pass it. Try to make time once a month to go around your neighborhood and pick up all of the trash that you see. Just be sure to use a grabbing stick or gardening gloves, to prevent hurting yourself on something dangerous.
You can also join city-wide groups that go around the city and pick up litter in the most affected areas. Contact your city hall to locate a group for your city.
Watch where and how you wash your car. The soaps used for washing cars are very destructive to the environment (often contaminating your drinking water!), so start by washing your car less often and washing your car yourself. When you do wash your car, use environmentally friendly procts.
At a minimum, move your car onto grass in order to wash it. This will help keep the chemicals out of your drinking water.
Try to go waterless and simply clean your car with a green window or all-purpose cleaner.
Conserve water. There is likely to be a significant water crisis in our lifetime, so conserve as much clean water as you can. While our planet is covered in water, only so much of it is drinkable and we use a lot of that for unnecessary things, like watering grass and taking extra long showers.
If you want to water your lawn, use gray water (which is the water left over from preparing food or taking a shower).
Take showers that last 10 minutes or less and wash your hair only every other day.
Avoid having things like swimming pools, which take lots of water out of the system and make it undrinkable.
Conserve energy. Currently, many of the methods used to create energy to power our homes and devices are also very destructive to the environment. Try to use clean energy, by setting up solar panels, and conserve the energy you do use.
Turn off lights in empty rooms.
Spend less time on the computer and more time reading books.
Use public transportation. Skip on driving a car and instead take a bus. Not only will you help save the planet from the ravages of pollution, you'll also be helping to financially support public transit, which is vital to low-income households (who often don't own cars).
Buy local proce. Buy your food from local farmers and food procers as much as possible. This will minimize the environmental impact of having to transport the food a long way, it helps ensure that your food is safe and free of dangerous chemicals or pests, and it contributes to your local economy.
Food is often labeled with where it was proced. Look for procts that are organic and as close to where you live as possible.
2. 以公共意識為話題寫一篇議論文
人生新觀念上天的恩賜，我平安的來到了這個奇妙而又布滿危機的世界。踏過了無數的艱辛、汗水。現在，邁出了人生的第一步。從蹣跚學步的嬰兒，到朗朗讀書聲的校園。背後有這無數人為我的付出。老師辛勤的汗水、爸爸媽媽頭上的銀絲和爬山臉的皺紋，都是他們在為我們所付出的年輕歲月7給予他們最深的回報，除了我們的成就，還有什麼能讓他們更加安慰的呢？總是在教導我們，要好好做人。聽到媽媽的嘮叨總是不厭其煩，看見自己爸爸媽媽說人家兒女怎麼的好，總會責怪他們，說是別人的東西永遠都是好的，當老師責怪你沒有好好學習時，總是不由得在心裡罵著「要你多管閑事」！一切的一切，我們需要沉思！老師給我們說過這樣一個真實故事「在一個城市裡，有一家人，他們的女兒非常迷劉德華，不管在哪裡，只要有劉德華的演唱會她一定要去，並且要坐在前排，可以與華仔握手的位子。劉德華在北京開演唱會，她就跟著去，她爸爸被她逼得要賣了房子和地陪她去，最後傾家盪產了，她爸爸氣的上吊自盡。」我們聽了之後非常氣憤，連連說著女孩太不懂事了，居然追星追得把爸爸給逼死了。我們卻沒有想到自己，雖然沒有她那麼過分，不過我們自己呢？有時候我們不也很過分嗎！所以，當要對他們發火時，請想想、看看，他們兩鬢的青絲是為了誰，到底我們有沒有做好一個身為兒女、身為學生該做的事。觀念觀念，是指人的思想意識。生命本是沒有觀念的dhl只是在接受教育或經歷人世的過程中，才樹立起觀念，比如愛國的觀念，堅持真理的觀念，獻身的觀念等。而正確的觀念猶如明亮的北斗星，照耀著人生的行程，成就了生命的輝煌。誠然，在現實生活中，正確的觀念猶如黑暗中的一盞明燈，把人們引向光明；猶如沙漠中的綠洲，給人以希望；猶如一艘巨輪的船舵，控制著前進的方向tx魯迅先生是一把刀，一把尖銳地刺穿敵人心臟的刀，為什麼敵人見了他如此害怕？是因為正確的觀念讓魯迅有了敢於直面慘淡人生的勇氣——黑夜給了魯迅黑色的眼睛，但他用來尋找光明176岳飛精忠報國，他的觀念里只有一個「忠」字，為此他不惜將自己的一腔熱血揮灑成驚天動地的《滿江紅》；杜甫憂國憂民，一心想著「安得廣廈千萬間，大庇天下寒士俱歡顏」，寧願「吾廬獨破受凍死亦足」，若不是有一個「憐」字植根於他的觀念之中，他能成為「詩聖」嗎？在對待真理方面，正確的觀念無疑能萬古長青uz哥白尼心中的觀念，只求一個「精」字，他通過年復一年的精密觀測和精確計算，提出了「日心說」，這無疑是科學史上的龍卷風，它雖然先將哥白尼的生命吹走，卻最終颳走了早已在人們心中根生蒂固的錯誤觀念——地球是宇宙的中心亞里士多德在當時人們的心中可以算是一個聖人nrv他幾近乎於神。但是一個年輕人卻「初生年犢不怕虎」，敢於提出質疑，並最終在比薩斜塔上證明了自己，這個人便是伽利略，他的觀念中也只有一個字——真。當然，生活中同樣也有落後、錯誤的觀念。新中國成立後，面對一窮二白的中國，有人並沒有從實際出發，錯誤地認為要繼續以階級斗爭為綱，並發動了十年文化大革命，使國家的發展停滯不前，這不正是因為觀念錯誤而導致歷史性悲劇嗎？因此，錯誤的觀念是社會發展的絆腳石，是長在純潔心靈中的惡瘤，是讓繁茂綠樹枯敗的病根。種植美麗的花草，我們只能觀賞一段時間；種植正確的觀念，我們則可以收獲無盡的果實。讓正確的觀念永遠植根於我們的頭腦，使社會和人生都健康地向前發展吧！．．．餘下全文＞＞