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Since 2012, the village of Padangtegal in Bali, Indonesia has instructed its residents to sort out their garbage before disposal. Wati does this every day.

自2012年以来，印度尼西亚巴厘岛Padangtegal村指导居民在扔垃圾前先进行分类。瓦蒂每天都这么做。

When I was little, trees were everywhere. We used to burn our garbage but no longer. Now we live in modern era.

小时候，树木随处可见。我们过去常焚烧垃圾，但现在已经不这么做了。如今我们生活在现代社会。

We are advised to sort out our garbage based on organic and non-organic category.

我们被建议根据有机和无机类别对垃圾进行分类。

Padangtegal village is situated at the heart of the popular tourist destination of Ubud, with only 607 families living there.

Padangtegal村坐落于热门旅游胜地乌布的中心位置，只有607户人家居住在那里。

The village may be small but it produces a great amount of waste. So local authorities built this 4,000 square meter compost house owned by the village.

村子虽小，产生的垃圾却不少。于是当地政府建造了这个占地4000平方米、归村集体所有的堆肥站。

The compost center only manages waste in Padangtegal village. Only families with their waste sorted out into organic and unorganic groups get collected.

堆肥中心只处理Padangtegal村的垃圾。只有将垃圾分类为有机和无机的家庭才能获得垃圾回收服务。

Then we process the organic waste in the compost. It's not the law everywhere and it is a bit of a chore.

然后我们在堆肥中心处理有机废物。并非每个地方都有这样的规定，而且这有点麻烦。

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