It is true that consumer habits have changed in the past years, as people do not repair and reuse things that they did in the past. There are several reasons why
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behaviour has some detrimental effects on humans and the environment.
There are some explanations for Linking Words
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Firstly
, today is a materialistic society where new products are introduced constantly and purchasing things is so convenient with the help of online shopping. Linking Words
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, a new model of iPhone is launched on a yearly basis when the Linking Words
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model has just sold out shortly. Linking Words
Secondly
, there are more entertainment options for humans like surfing on social networking websites in their leisure time rather than spending time repairing broken items themselves or having them fixed. Linking Words
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, people earn money more easily than those in the past, and, Linking Words
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, they have fewer considerations in shopping for things.
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change in behaviour causes a number of consequences. The large quantities of household waste make the garbage treatment process difficult, and Linking Words
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harm the environment. Linking Words
For example
, plastic items buried under the ground erode the soil, and burning them creates carbon dioxide that pollutes the air. Linking Words
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, if the cycle of removing and producing is too fast, it depletes the natural resources, as production consumes energy and raw materials. Linking Words
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gives later generations a stereotype of reusing and cycling, as they naturally think that it is right to remove appliances casually.
In conclusion, I can understand why people nowadays are less likely to emend old or damaged merchandise, and I do not think Linking Words
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