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?

It is true that

recycling

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the recycling

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rate of domestic

waste

is remaining at a low level. While some individuals suggest that introducing new laws is the only measure to address

this

issue, I believe that more methods could be taken to cope with the recycling problem. On the one hand, I do agree that governments should play regulatory roles in saving energy; implementing compulsory regulations certainly can enhance the efficiency of reusing. A good example could be the recycling rules in China, which have been imposed on citizens since the year 2019. These regulations request the public to classify household

waste

, and families violating them would be fined a small amount of money.

As a result

, more

waste

has been reused in Chinese households.

However

, tackling

waste

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the waste

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problem can not only rely on regulations or penalties. There are other steps

could

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that could

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be taken to deal with it. One of the essential methods is to set courses in the school curriculum, which would cultivate a long-term awareness of the importance of saving energy and recycling materials among young generations. By

this

means, children would be encouraged to recycle on a daily basis. Another helpful measure could be arranging specific timetables for the public to dispose of household

waste

.

For instance

, residents in Shanghai have to throw wastes at 8 to 10 o'clock each morning; staffs are hired in neighbourhoods to supervise people. In conclusion, apart from introducing laws, many methods can be used to motivate people to recycle

waste

at home