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?

Nowadays, countries are contributing to combating different kinds of pollution, and one of which

that is

the most direct to people's daily life is the domestic

garbage

issue. In order to reduce the amount of

garbage

, some people say authorities must enact

laws

to mandate citizens to do recycling. In my opinion, I totally agree with

this

idea and think that humans are inherently lazy to do so and are aloof from environmental issues.

First

of all, it is essential to introduce compulsory rules to cut household waste because individuals fare lazy to proactively do

such

a thing.

For example

, before relative rules were formed, the Taiwanese created plenty of

garbage

every day. They threw everything, some were already defined as recyclable materials at that time, into rubbish trucks. It was not until the government started to resort to

laws

to fine those who did not do recycling that the total annual amount of refuse declined. Another reason why only governments can increase recycling is that people less care about environmental issues.

For instance

, in the recent survey, conducted by WHO (World Health Organization), in accordance with atmospheric pollution, more than half of the respondents had no cognition that approximately one-fifth of air pollution came from local refuse destructor plants.

Such

a percentage is enough to accelerate global warming;

thus

, WHO advocates authorities to draft

laws

to

first

deal with their domestic

garbage

problems. In conclusion, as the natural environment is deteriorating along with citizens laziness and indifference, from my point of view it is necessary for governments to make

laws

to constraint domestic waste.