Nowadays we are producing more and more rubbish. Why do you think this is happening? What can governments do to help reduce the amount of rubbish produced?

Every day tons of tons of waste are produced by humans all around the world. These rubbish consists of

food

leftovers, plastics, package of different products and etc. Nowadays trash production has sparked a heated debate.

This

essay will argue why

this

phenomenon is happening and seek what can governments can do to decrease the pace of it. In the past, not long ago, people were living in villages and they used to

cudo

a set of rules or principles or laws (especially written ones)

code

whatever they needed to continue living. They made their own

food

by agricultural and breeding animal species. There were no industrial company to pack

food

and sell to individuals. They made their clothings from animal skins and the cotton plant. Their base materials were from nature and

also

organic, so there was no harm to the environment. But after the industrial revolution, people came along each other in cities and stoped

agriculturing

so foods started to be prepared in companies. The process of manufacturing always leaves waste behind and the act of buying

food

stuff beside all other goods started to settle among all humans.

This

is the main reason why waste production has increased dramatically in

last decades

Suggestion

the last decades

and as it seems, it would be very hard and time consuming to control

this

situation. Governments can play a significant role to control rubbish production. As an example they can manage

this

situation by putting huge taxes on companies which do not use recyclable materials for their packaging or force manufacturers to use natural and organic substances so they can be reproduced or absorbed by mother nature.

On the other hand

, if people do not cooperate with their government, there will be no practical results. People can help their government by not buying artificial goods or by separating different sorts of trashes to rapid the process of recycling. Trash turn-out has been increased

as a result

of consumerism.

This

essay discussed the reason why

this

phenomenon has happened and gave functional suggestions for governments to stop

this

act or at least decrease the pace of it.