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?

There is a belief among

people

that the government must make a law about recycling in which

people

must recycle their home stuff. In my opinion, making the law on

this

topic is a waste of time and cost. History and psychology have proven that we can't change

people

's minds by enforcing, namely, recycling. Recycling is a new area in developing countries. Still, many

people

don’t have a clear idea about the benefits of reusing things;

therefore

, the most important thing is making awareness. The government can encourage the public to do recycling management houses through tools like media and advertising

instead

of legislating. Suppose the media demonstrates that waste items like papers and bottles can convert into valuable things like fertilizer, playground equipment, or recycling can conserve natural resources

such

as timber, water, and minerals. In that case,

people

will change their minds about valuable items we can get by reusing. Another way to convince to recycle is through school programs. Unlike many

people

's beliefs, children are the best candidate to make

people

aware of the importance of recycling. Creating a new class like a recycling class, in which a teacher teaches students to recycle waste products, thereby children can influence parents to do more recycling home stuff. To sum up, the recycling problem can resolve by persuading

people

not to make the law. I believe that the governments

by

Change preposition

through

show examples

media and school programs can convince

people

to recycle house items.