Some people claim that not enough of the waste from homes is recycled. They say that the only way to increase recycling is for governments to make it a legal requirement. To what extend do you think laws are needed to make people recycle more of their waste?
Nowadays, it is worldwide problematic in terms of how homeowner classify the household waste before sending them to landfill. Despite the fact that (Even though – Which one is better word choice please?) I accept lawmakers must impose law to force people to recycle could help for the time being, I tend to think this is not the only methods in solving this matter.
From my perspective, obviously he new recycle law is the way to go to tackle the unclassified disposed household waste. With the new law in place, homeowners are legally obliged to separate household waste into respective bins. Councils will be able to enforce the law, issue warnings, send out infringement notices or even prosecute homeowners who repetitively breach the rules. This immediate solution would be a tool as a deterrent method. Hence, homeowners will be forcefully mind their action so it is leading to a waste-free environment for society.
In the other hand, governments must act more in educating people than only imposing recycle law. Education campaign is always a long term affect in this matter. For instance, school-age children should be taught how to differentiate landfill rubbish, co-mingle items and recycle waste. Meanwhile, homeowners could be informed about the effectiveness of disposing household waste and recycle properly. This will reduce environment impact and protect natural resources. Furthermore, environment tax should increase to high risk companies which could harm the environment. Finally, we could ultilise technologies in recycling facilities in order to effectively classify rubbish before going to landfill.
In short, there are more than one solution to solve this contemporary issue while legal actions is the last defense line on this matter.
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