Some people claim that not enough of the waste from homes is recycled. Thy say that the only way to increase recycling is for government to make it a legal requirement. To what extend do you think laws are needed to make people recycle more of their waste?

IT HAS BECOME A COMMON NOTICEABLE PROBLEM THAT ENOUGH GARBAGE IS NOT THROUGH FOR RECYCLING IN
WASTE
BINS BY community FROM HOUSES OR CITIES. IN MY VIEW, I THINK THAT PEOPLE NEED TO BECOME MORE RESPONSIBLE THAN THE
GOVERNMENT
. I AM WRITING SOME POINTS IN THE
NEXT
TWO PARAGRAPH
FIRSTLY
, WASTED THINGS ARE STAYED MORE DAYS IN A HOME BY PEOPLE.BECAUSE
,
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THEY DO NOT GIVE MORE IMPORTANCE
THAN
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OTHERS HOMES WORK.BUT, IT IS A PROBLEMATIC ISSUE FOR EVERYONE. GARBAGE STAY FOR A LONG TIME IN PLACES , THEY ARE STARTING SMELLING AND
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MANY CHANCES TO SPREAD DISEASES, INCERESING AIR POLLUTION. ALL WE KNOW VERY WELL IS THAT MALARIA IS SPREAD FROM
WASTE
BY MOSQUITOES.
SECONDLY
, PEOPLE NEED TO BECOME MOST AWARE OF THESE JOBS. THEY NEED TO GIVE SUPPORT TO THEIR LOCAL RECYCLING INDUSTRIES .IF THEY ARE GIVING REGULAR HOME
WASTE
, THE PROBLEM WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY SOLVED.
GOVERNMENT
ALSO
WORK ON
THIS
POINT, IN SOME COUNTRIES, THEY BANNED THE USE OF PLASTIC BAGS. BECAUSE PLASTIC BAGS SPARED A LOT OF POLLUTION AND
WASTE
THAN OTHER MATERIALS. WITH REGARD
THIS
TO,
GOVERNMENT
ALSO
NEED TO MAKE A LAW OR SOME FINE FOR IRRESPONSIBLE PERSON IN THE COUNTRIES.
THUS
, THEY HAVE MORE BECOME AWARE OF THAT.
AS A RESULT
, THEY WILL GET SOME FINE OR NOTICE AND THEY BECOME MORE AWARE OF THAT IN CONCLUSION, HUMANS SHOULD NEED TO GIVE MORE PRIORITY RELATED TO
THIS
PROBLEM THAN THE
GOVERNMENT
. IT IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY TO STAY HEALTHY AND CLEAN NOT
GOVERNMENT'S
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.
GOVERNMENT
CAN ONLY PROVIDE SUPPORT OR SOME FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO US.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Sustainability
  • Environmental stewardship
  • Recycling initiatives
  • Waste management
  • Mandatory regulations
  • Compliance and enforcement
  • Recyclable materials
  • Circular economy
  • Landfill diversion
  • Conservation
  • Greenhouse gas emissions
  • Sanitation services
  • Public policy
  • Behavioral change
  • Eco-consciousness
  • Resource recovery
  • Single-stream recycling
  • Waste hierarchy
  • Economic incentives
  • Ecological footprint
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