An increase in the production of consumer goods results in damage to the natural environment. Why is this the case, and what solutions are possible?

In the present time, it has been widely considered that the growth of the manufacturing of consumer products causes a negative effect on the natural environment.

This

essay first discusses the reasons for the scenario and the solutions to solve the environmental problem of

production

.

To begin

with, it seems reasonable to consider that the

production

in a factory releases various types of

pollution

.

For example

, in the case of the automotive industry, the factory must consist of heavy machinery to produce the cars.

As a consequence

, the

pollution

from the machinery will be released to natural substances

such

as air and rivers in the community.

Moreover

, it leads to an increase in a ton of rubbish

due to

the increasing

production

which can be harmful and difficult to manage for the local community. To counter the issue, I personally believe that the government of the country must take action on the problem.

For instance

, there should be regulations to dominate and control the

pollution

of the manufacturer.

Thus

, the released

pollution

in the areas is possible to be reduced.

Additionally

, on the customer side, there should be a reduction of over-consuming. To clarify the example, people should cease to consume fast fashion for their clothes. From

this

perspective, the

production

to respond to the demand of the customer will be decreased respectively. In conclusion,

although

it is undeniable that the rise of the manufacturing for consumer goods could not be avoided because of economic progress nowadays, to solve the drawbacks in terms of the environment resulting from the

production

, the government could develop environmental laws and people in society should decrease their over-personal need to consume unnecessary things.