These days people in some countries are living in a throwaway society which means people use things in a short time then throw them away. What are its causes and what impacts can it have?

Nowadays, the rate of replacing our personal devices or properties has been raised enormously, whether these staff still work and apply our needs or not .
this
phenomenon has a negative
impact
on
people
's behaviour
besides
the results regards that on the environment.
First
and foremost, let’s take an example of these devices as cell phones which have
a
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new
versions
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every year, whether the price can be afforded or not for all
people
the attempt to change comes up in some
people
's minds soon as they discover something new emerged to indulge their instincts,
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they want to be the
first
one to own these devices as kind of bragging that causes mental disease need a remedy.
Furthermore
, there will be a negative financial
impact
on their life because they will reach the point, they can’t afford to own every single new device as soon its launched on the market and
thus
will feel like broke or poor
people
and
this
will cause a psychological
impact
on their life drive them to commit a crime
such
as a robbery that raised criminal records. Another
impact
on the environment
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is once the demand for new items increases ,the consumption of raw material increase which comes from our natural environments
such
as soil, tree and metals
as a result
of that strange phenomena will appear like desertification and increasing of global warming. In conclusion, the need for our life is related to our commitment to ourselves toward the
next
generation either by funding them or saving the environment because our resources are limited so we have to be careful towards our instincts and the way to fulfil them.
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