阅读理解 Beijing will carry on a new strict rubbish sorting rule starting in May in 2020. The new rule specifies that people who produce household waste should be responsible for getting rubbish to kitchen waste, recyclables, hazardous waste and other waste. People in Beijing that fail to sort their rubbish will be fined 200 yuan ($28.3), according to the newly made rule on home waste management. Some large pieces of rubbish, such as old furniture or household tools, should be delivered to specific places, the rule said. For the express delivery and e-commerce industry, the rule also called for companies to issue more electronic bills and use more recyclable boxes. Beijing has carried out pilot (试点) rubbish sorting projects since early 1998, when the Dachengxiang community in Xicheng district became the first neighborhood to sort rubbish. At the end of 2011, the city published China's first home waste management rule, which took effect on March 1, 2012. Last month, the capital's city management authorities said the city will push forward its waste sorting laws soon, without giving a specific date. According to local authorities, Beijing produces nearly 26,000 metric tons of home waste every day, and 29 rubbish disposal facilities are already operating at full capacity. In 2018, the capital collected 9.3 million tons of household waste.
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