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? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

Waste

recycling and people's participation in it is a moot issue, and many arguments could be observed among people and in the media regarding

this

. I believe that policymakers should impose laws and punish vandals for achieving efficient

waste

utilization.

First

, it is obvious the importance of

waste

recycling. Government should be responsible for

this

because not every citizen can discipline themselves on a moral level; even somebody still breaks the laws to get some benefits.

Therefore

, the government should enlarge the supervision level of regulation and build a strong sense of right and wrong in

waste

recycling.

Moreover

, imposing legal requirements will make society more harmonious.

For instance

, I always sort the garbage daily, but some of my neighbours don't do that. I feel uncomfortable seeing that because I hope

waste

can get effective recycling if the government can use a tool of laws to standardize standards. The efficiency of recycling will be significantly improved.

This

is not to say that we cannot rely on the ethic of citizens for

waste

recycling. Of course, that will be pretty good if everyone can handle the

waste

from home excellently. But the truth is often not what it seems. Improper disposal of

waste

is still a frequent occurrence daily.

This

is the significance of the legal requirement. In sum, I still thought we could not deal with

this

problem without legal constraints. Meanwhile, we should

also

strengthen people's awareness of

waste

recycling and environmental protection. I greatly believe our offspring will appreciate these measures.