Many individuals believe that legal requirement about waste management, which should be authorised by the government, is the only effective way in tackling the household waste matter. Personally, Laws are not the only crucial methods ,which increase recycling behaviour, since there are other approaches that can
also
raise citizen's awareness of these consequences
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Firstly
, the environmental problems Linking Words
such
as smell pollution or water pollution are the main negative outcomes due to lack of waste management so the government should play an important role in recycling by authorising the laws Linking Words
such
as increasing tax on plastic products or on purchasing entire products, punishing households who disobey or ignore the rules and others. Linking Words
For example
, In some countries, the government, which taxed on water cans, bottles and other plastic goods, can lessen overall use. Linking Words
Hence
, Rules still are needed in many countries as it is an effective way to alter an individual’s behaviour.
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However
, Legislation is not the only solution, offering an incentive to citizens is another way, which Linking Words
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reduces misuse in many households. Linking Words
For instance
, Germany successfully increases plastic recycling behaviour by adding bottle recycling machines in many stores, which reward people at reasonable prices. Linking Words
Moreover
, the Acknowledgement of misuse ,recycling, the environmental matters should be included in the school curriculum in order to gain realisation at a young age. Linking Words
As a result
, misuse would be dropped due to an increase in people's awareness and Linking Words
also
provides better environmental quality.
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Although
rules make individuals avoid single-use attitudes and actions, some of them still disobey due to lack of attitude so providing residents with an incentive attracts a large number of people in order to solve these issues.Linking Words
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