My Mission
The Dominican Republic faces problems of managing their trash, which is causing air and water pollution. For example, the locals of Las Terrenas burn their garbage because their government does not have enough money to provide public waste systems in the rural area. The smoke from the burning trash produces carcinogens, which causes cancer. When it rains, the runoff from the trash seeps into their groundwater and deteriorates the soil causing the locals lose some of their income. In the urban areas there are more open-air landfills that are not managed properly. The way the Dominicans handle their waste in rural areas is very inefficient; however, it is better than having landfills that costs more to establish. Life is not fair, but we can still make it enjoyable by cleaning our environment. Therefore, the solution to this problem is recycling and having the Dominican Republic become more aware of the environment. To a degree, recycling can help reduce water and air pollution, create more jobs, protect raw materials, and require less energy which helps preserve the natural resources. Many islands are known for their tourism but if their garbage is not handled properly it can affect their attractions.
In the future, I would like to start my own recycling business starting in the Dominican Republic. Hopefully, one day I would have some agreements and regulations from their government. If so, I will need a business license, a permit to resell or collect recyclable household items. Second, form a recycling team with my friends and future colleagues. This would build up a foundation to start my business. Third, receive grants or special loans from the U.S government to meet all the needs and inquiries, such as a facility, transportation, various equipment, and materials needed for the business. Last, it will be very significant to gain the public's attention through the press, advertisements, and social media platforms. Patience, courage, and responsibility are vital qualities that would help my recycling business succeed.
I would like to become a leader to minimize the problem of waste management in the Dominican Republic and other islands. I want to be courageous enough to defeat any circumstances that might impede creating my recycling business. I believe that one day I will make a difference because my solution will be effectively executed. I would not let my solution become a waste.
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