There is a view that the government can harness laws to force society recycling more of their waste. This essay will highlight the possibility of applying this strategy by considering both the benefit and drawbacks of this plan.
To begin with the positives, the first crucial advantage of this strategy is the government will have a legal approach to punish people who try to break this law. As a result, it will unleash people’s awareness to recycle more if they want to avoid punishment. Furthermore, the compulsory activity to reuse their waste, slowly but surely, will break their old bad habit and make it this routine as a common one.
Nevertheless, forcing a citizen to comply with these rules does presents some problem. For instance, even though most people already have the willingness to recycle their waste, this process needs particular innovativeness to reuse the waste to something else. This is because giving added value to waste is difficult. Beside a lack of ability to recycle, another possible problem from a government perspective is providing a system to monitor society’s compliance. If they can not find appropriate technologies to do this, they have to employ many numbers of police or public servant to ascertain people comply with the rules.
To sum up, although creating needed laws for recycling can accelerate people's awareness and compliance, it will have some side effects to consider, especially in lack of knowledge to do it and the monitoring process. In my opinion, this law is not necessary. The government can shift their effort and resources to make a good campaign that can increase people's awareness.
There is a view that the
government
can harness
laws
to force society recycling more of their
waste
. This essay will highlight the possibility of applying this strategy by considering both the benefit and drawbacks of this plan.
To
begin
with the positives, the
first
crucial advantage of this strategy is the
government
will have a legal approach to punish
people
who try to break this
law
.
As a result
, it will unleash
people’s
awareness to recycle more if they want to avoid punishment.
Furthermore
, the compulsory activity to reuse their
waste
,
slowly
but
surely
, will break their
old
bad
habit and
make
it this routine as a common one.
Nevertheless
, forcing a citizen to comply with these
rules
does presents
some
problem.
For instance
,
even though
most
people
already have the willingness to recycle their
waste
, this process needs particular innovativeness to reuse the
waste
to something else. This is
because
giving
added
value to
waste
is difficult. Beside a lack of ability to recycle, another possible problem from a
government
perspective is providing a system to monitor society’s compliance. If they can not find appropriate technologies to do this, they
have to
employ
many
numbers of police or public servant to ascertain
people
comply with the
rules
.
To sum up, although creating needed
laws
for recycling can accelerate
people
's awareness and compliance, it will have
some
side effects to consider,
especially
in lack of knowledge to do it and the monitoring process. In my opinion, this
law
is not necessary. The
government
can shift their effort and resources to
make
a
good
campaign that can increase
people
's awareness.