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?

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Nowadays, folk don'
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value their things anymore. There are many factors that played a role in developing
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behaviour that I will explain thoroughly during
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the negative outcomes. The
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, and foremost reason is that with the industrial revolution,
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have more accessibility to
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a wider range of prices than before,
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, one can buy clothes or devices online in no time with minimal costs, which has led to community not valuing the product that they have bought.
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, social media trends, which I believe have a huge influence on many of us, people can easily be affected by internet bloggers to buy items that they don'
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need just to follow the trend,
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, when the trend ends they throw it away. Not only but
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, mass production and low fees industries have invaded the globe, where they provide low prices for poor quality
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that won'
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have the ability to sustain for a long period. Unfortunately,
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behavior has a devastating influence on many aspects,
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for our youth which affects their personality where we will have a generation that doesn'
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value money.
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, we will have waste
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that won'
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be recycled properly, impacting Mother Earth poorly. Eventually, we will be encouraging big organizations and companies to keep on abusing low-fee employees.
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, the throwaway attitude has evolved greatly in our society because of the availability of various low-cost
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and we should prohibit
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action so we can have a better future for our children who can value and preserve our planet.
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