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

A common opinion is that few of the waste that people produce at home is recycled and that the only way to ensure that recycling at home will be more likely is making the

government

accountable for

this

. Turning recycling as a legal requirement

for instance

.

This

essay will provide my personal view about the laws for recycling and possible solutions.

To begin

with, laws should be endorsed in the way that people take recycling as something mandatory and not something optional. In many countries, people are still not recycling, as they have nothing to lose and as it is not a legal requirement. In order to change

this

trend, the

government

should create new laws in which people who do not recycle would be punished, either with fines or going to prison.

This

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would create a sense of responsibility and would change people's mindset.

Furthermore

, they might take recycling as something serious rather than a personal choice. If the

government

supports recycling laws,

then

, it will become a legal matter.

Therefore

, people will be more likely to embrace recycling schemes at home.

In addition

, the

government

should take account of more recycling plans and strategies and make sure they encourage people to it. If the

government

provides enough resources

such

as bins and containers, or workshops were people learn how to recycle, it might guarantee that at least the community is aware of the benefits and outcomes of recycling. Rather than recycling as a personal choice, the

government

should see

this

practice as important as topics like education and economy and they should bring it to the frontline of their priorities. To me, people do not recycle enough waste because there are very few laws supporting recycling and there is no legal risk for them. To conclude, the society should stop seen recycling as something not important and just a personal choice. The

government

should introduce and create more environmental laws in order to make people respond and pay if they do not comply.

Lastly

, the

government

should enhance and prioritize recycling practices within its plans and encourage people to take it as a habit.