In many countries, people are living in a “throwaway society” where things are used for a short time and thrown away. What are the causes of this and what problems does it lead to?

In our modern society, people tend to use things for a short time span before throwing them away.

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is because of a marketing strategy from companies , which can lead to environmental issues. It is conspicuous that the

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society has been progressively developed by different manufacturers in order to push

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to over-consume their products. Indeed, companies aim to sell the most they are capable of.In

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regard, they tend to produce items that

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for a minimum duration before being replaced by those consumers. A prime example to be showcased would be mobile phones. Famous brands release each year a new model of smartphone aiming to make buyers change their current tool for the brand new model.

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policy involves ineluctable environmental issues. Manufacturing a wide range of articles, no matter the type of industry, costs not only money

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an overwhelming quantity of energy and raw material. In fact, factories use fuel energy and are considered extremely polluting

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their gas emissions

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the water contamination they induce.

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numerous non-governmental associations, many rivers in The United

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are affected by the aforementioned over-manufacturing , in

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plenty of sectors. In conclusion,

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new culture of using things for a short period of time has been clearly set up by companies and manufacturers.

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may induce consequential ecological troubles for our planet and a financial burden for everyone, especially youngsters. It is crystal clear, though, that as responsible citizens, we may consider each purchase twice before doing it.