The increase in the production of consumer goods results in damage to the natural environment. What are the causes of this? What can be done to solve this problem?

The natural

environment

is harmed

as a result

of increased consumer goods manufacturing. The main reason for

this

is that the

products

which involve chemical

materials

are harmful to the

environment

and a viable solution is to make strict laws to protect the

environment

.

First

of all, one of the

first

problems of that the number of people consuming increases year after year, and some of them consume more than they need. In the other words, when people consume more

products

, they become product more goods.

In addition

, all manufacturers want to meet the demands of their consumers. As more goods are produced, toxic wastes are released from factories into nature.

For example

, more single-use

products

are introduced, most of which are non-biodegradable. These

products

can remain as waste for thousands of years, turning our planet into a huge landfill. A solution

that is

some measures should be taken by the government. Manufacturers

also

should be encouraged to use eco-friendlier

materials

.

For example

, the WWF which is a famous brand in Turkey has recently replaced nylon and polyester clothes with reusable alternatives made of

materials

like cotton or wool.

Thus

, the clothes which are produced by WWF can be recycled. To conclude, the major problem of damage to the natural

environment

caused by the excessive consumption of

products

can be partly alleviated by making laws.

Furthermore

, it is predictable that the number of factories which use eco-friendly

materials

will increase over time. . . . . . . . . . .