People are living in a ‘throwaway society’, using things for a short time and then throwing them away. What are the causes of this? What problems does it lead to?

Today's society is called the society of consumers. An average person buys a lot of
things
and
then
disposes of them in order to buy new
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. A high income is
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reason for it.
Such
behaviour can cause serious damage to the environment. There are several conditions which
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a person to be a reckless consumer.
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generation in well-developed countries has been brought up by parents with a high stable income.
As a result
,they have never lived in need and have not learned the real value of
things
. Another reason is that personal purchases are driven by aggressive advertisement,which provokes an individual to buy new
things
.
Moreover
, shopping malls have become a place to spend time.
Additionally
, in order to reduce stress and get emotions, people acquire new goods and they are getting addicted to shopping. If members of a community get rid of their stuff excessively it causes a few major problems. One of them is the necessity to recycle a huge amount of waste and build expensive highly-technological factories. Another drawback is that it is required to find a space for landfill sites.
Also
,
things
such
as television and computers are
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desirable prey for the homeless and bums. In conclusion,the higher income offspring and their parents earn the more reckless they become. It leads to extensive landfill sites and
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level
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of homeless and unemployed people. The possible solution is to
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people how to take care
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environment
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and, possibly, impose a tax on those, who
dispose
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unreasonable
amount
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of waste.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • consumerism
  • fast-paced production
  • advertising
  • disposable goods
  • degradation
  • values shift
  • repair and reuse
  • environmental pollution
  • landfill overflow
  • natural resource depletion
  • carbon emissions
  • social inequality
  • labor exploitation
  • economic inefficiency
  • sustainable products
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