In many countries, people do not recycle waste materials, such as bottles and newspapers. What are the reasons for this? What could be done to solve this problem

Waste

materials recycling has become a vital problem in the

last

several decades in the modern world, that needs prompt actions to tackle it. But, despite

this

, there are a lot of

countries

where people do not recycle debris, like bottles or newspapers. In

this

essay, I would like to cover some reasons why might it happens, and what should be done to solve

this

problem. Reasons for

countries

to avoid recycling might be different but the main two are the

next

.

First

of all, in many

countries

on the planet simply are no critical

infrastructure

for collecting, storing, and

finally

recycling

waste

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in the appropriate and effective way. Establishing

this

is an expensive and time-consuming process, which not all

countries

can afford. Another problem is that developing

countries

are faced with a lack of legislative framework, which could oblige

citizens

to collect, separate, and dispose of trash.

Therefore

, people do not have any motivation to do it.

Although

these causes are quite difficult to solve, there are several obvious solutions each country should apply in order to increase the percentage of recycling litter. The most crucial one is to run the

infrastructure

which can help to collect

waste

from households, sort it if it is needed, and transport it to different recycling plants. Plants for recycling different types of debris should be built, as

also

a park of specialized vehicles to collect

waste

. Meanwhile establishing it, another step should

also

be done.

Citizens

of those counties have to contribute a lot to the whole process of recycling rubbish, so they have to be informed about how to do it and motivated to do it properly. Social ads and local communities' official sites should provide people with rules and useful tips about

waste

recycling. In conclusion,

countries

, where

citizens

do not recycle

waste

materials, have their own reasons for it; some of them might be hard to tackle and expensive, like lack of

infrastructure

for recycling, while others are less difficult, like lack of legislative framework. But, no matter how striking the causes are, they may be solved, and the most obvious solutions are recycling

infrastructure

creating and providing

citizens

with information and motivation not only on how to do it but how to do it the most efficient way.