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?

The amount of

waste

produced by humans is escalating day by day.

That is

because, we as a human are manufacturing many products for our consumption and

that is

the major factor for the surge in the wastage levels. To control the levels of rubbish in the society, certain measures should be taken by the governing bodies of the world.

To begin

with, there are many reasons for the rise in the level of the garbage, all around the world.

Firstly

, due to rise in demand of different products which are required by the people to improve their life and comfort, which result in

waste

as a byproduct.

For example

, a textile company produces different types of clothing's which are required by the people, but which

also

produce pollutants which cause pollution as well as generates

waste

materials.

Secondly

, more

waste

is generated to produce products like plastic, which is the main source of

waste

, as it is cheaper to produce.

Hence

, these are the few reasons, responsible to generate

waste

.

However

, there are a few steps by which, these problems can be solved, but government's involvement is necessary. To start with, governing authority can take ecological approach,

for instance

, implementing the use of paper bags

instead

of plastic bags, which is the main producer of rubbish. On top of that, Recycling the

waste

product is the way by which we can solve the problem of

waste

from the society.

Furthermore

, some strict rules and policies should be created to treat toxic

waste

as a

waste

from the industries.

Therefore

, by implementing above mentioned steps, production of rubbish can be controlled and gradually diminished. In conclusion, it is true that, amount of garbage produced nowadays is on the rise due to many reasons, but these can be curbed by taking initiatives like, recycling products, more use of biodegradable products and regulating policies of factories which produce

waste

.