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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?

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Recycling is the best way to save products coming from nature by reusing them. Near the houses, different containers are placed to sort out the waste from homes
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 and ease the load when in factories they will be recreated. Unfortunately, most of the population not involved in process of recycling.
Thus
, the
government
 is intended to make a legal requirement for
people
 to recycle. The
law
 about reusing household goods will require
people
 to discipline themselves to waste sorting. In my opinion, if laws will be stated by penalty, a lot of
people
 will try to avoid paying extra money,
thus
 they will start recycling. Nowadays, mostly plastic bottles are reused, so
people
 separate only them, while the
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 bags, paper, or even accumulators are messed up in one trashcan not allowing
people
 to convert them. For that reason, if the
law
 will require
people
 to sort every single home waste many products could be used again saving natural resources. Some non-governmental companies are already processing wastes and recycle them from their budget. If the
government
 will encourage that kind of organization and point it in the
law
, many
people
 will be aware of
such
 companies, and
further
 follow them. For the
government
instead
 of encouraging the new group of
people
 for accomplishing
law
, making a deal with existed companies would be easier and faster. In that way, more
people
 will know about recycling and
people
 who organize that, so
people
 will be motivated in the separation of wastes. To sum up, to increase recycling, the
government
 should make laws where if
people
 do not follow it they will pay fine. Mainly, the legal requirement should be all about encouraging
people
 to be involved in reusing, so
government
 and other organizations should propagate recycling.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Waste management
  • Recycling
  • Sustainability
  • Mandatory
  • Voluntary
  • Legislative measures
  • Environmental impact
  • Public awareness
  • Regulation
  • Sanctions
  • Compliance
  • Recycling facilities
  • Consumer behavior
  • Waste reduction
  • Resource conservation
  • Circular economy
  • Eco-friendly
  • Biodegradable
  • Landfill
  • Global initiative
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