Some people claim that not enough of the waste from homes is recycled. They say that the only way to increase recycling is for governments to make it a legal requirement. To what extent do you think laws are needed to make people recycle more of their waste?

Global warming is increasing day by day. There are several reasons for it happening, one among them is

waste

segregation and recycling. Often people claim that the amount of

waste

being recycled from homes is not enough. They suggest that the singleton efficient way to increase

this

would be making it a legal requirement. While I agree with the notion to a certain extent, but there are several hurdles in implementing it. To implement recycling in an organised manner, the foremost essential thing is

waste

segregation because not all

waste

can be recycled. There should be a

law

in place for

this

that includes dividing

waste

right at the point of generation. Each and every house should have coloured dust bins. People should adhere to put the right

waste

in the right bin.

This

would make, in turn, the governmental process to segregate and recycle the

waste

easier. There are several implications to

this

lawmaking,

first

being the correct implementation of the

law

thorough out the state. The fines and the collection strategy should be decided. The

law

should be designed in

such

a way that the general public does not find it hard to implement. The

law

should include the collection strategy, which in turn will give rise to jobs. The process should be to collect the

waste

from the houses of people at intervals of time. If the correct ramifications are made to the

law

, it could increase the amount of

waste

being recycled. The amount of plastic

waste

is growing so a perfect and well-thought implemented

law

would prove to be a game-changer in regard to global warming.