Some people have found that they always spend much more on travelling than planned.Here is how it happens：

1.Preparing too much before travelling

Some people,especially females,like to travel as if starting a new life.Several weeks before the trip,they would be busy shopping for new dresses,better sunglasses and best­selling books.They would rather fill their travelling bags up with all fashionable things.Just travelling？Attending a fashion show is more like it.They care more about their appearance than the sights they see during the trip.

2.Following other travellers blindly

They can't stop shopping for objects they would never normally buy and would certainly never use.For example,we can find a group of travellers “getting ahead” to buy “Christmas” presents even in summer.

3.Replacing things that are forgotten to bring

They don't remember to bring things like trainers,cool bags,toothbrushes or beach towels.The towels sold near beaches are nearly the price of gold leaves.They spend a lot on those things.However,plenty of new towels are sleeping in their bathroom at home.

People usually find themselves poorer than they planned after a holiday trip.There are mainly three 【小题1】.Firstly,some female travellers consider a journey as attending a fashion show.How they look seems more 【小题2】 than what they see,so they spend more money on something new.Secondly,some people follow others without 【小题3】.When others do some shopping,they can't 【小题4】 themselves.Thirdly,goods for daily use at tourist attractions aren't as 【小题5】 as those back home.As a result,they may spend more than they thought.

Three years ago, Cash Daniels was walking on a beach when he found some plastic. He started thinking about the effect plastic pollution has on the environment, especially on rivers and oceans. That’s when he got interested in environmental issues.

Cash, now 12, found that rivers are at the heart of the problem. A report in Science Advances said that far more rivers are carrying large amounts of plastic into our oceans than was once thought. This news hit close to home for Cash. He lives in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The city sits on the Tennessee River. It’s one of the most polluted rivers in the world. This information led Cash to take action. He made it his mission to clear garbage from public spaces and waterways.

At first, Cash and his parents worked to pick up garbage near the Tennessee River. But soon he realized he would need more help. So he organized community cleanup outings. Eventually, he and other volunteers removed more than 11,000 pounds of garbage from the river. Cash has also partnered with businesses to recycle plastic bottles and cans. He has recycled more than 2,000 pounds of them. The money he earned from that supported river protection efforts. Cash loves sea animals. By cleaning waterways, he helps protect these creatures.

He also set up fishing-line recycling containers(容器) along the Tennessee River. People can throw away their fishing line in these instead of in the water, where it entangles(缠住) wildlife.

Cash enjoys getting other kids involved in these activities. He wrote a children’s book called One Small Piece. It’s about pollution in waterways and oceans. Cash also co-founded the Cleanup Kids. The group encourages children not to throw away anything that can be recycled. “Kids may be small percentage of the population,” Cash says, “but they are 100% of the future.”