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    Many People Say That We Have Developed Into A

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    The document discusses how modern lifestyles and mass consumption have contributed to increasing waste and garbage, with examples like plastic packaging and single-use items. It argues individuals should reduce plastic use by carrying reusable water bottles and recycling packaging when possible. Governments should also enforce laws requiring biodegradable materials to address excessive plastic waste.

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    The document discusses how modern lifestyles and mass consumption have contributed to increasing waste and garbage, with examples like plastic packaging and single-use items. It argues individuals should reduce plastic use by carrying reusable water bottles and recycling packaging when possible. Governments should also enforce laws requiring biodegradable materials to address excessive plastic waste.

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    The document discusses how modern lifestyles and mass consumption have contributed to increasing waste and garbage, with examples like plastic packaging and single-use items. It argues individuals should reduce plastic use by carrying reusable water bottles and recycling packaging when possible. Governments should also enforce laws requiring biodegradable materials to address excessive plastic waste.

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    The document discusses how modern lifestyles and mass consumption have contributed to increasing waste and garbage, with examples like plastic packaging and single-use items. It argues individuals should reduce plastic use by carrying reusable water bottles and recycling packaging when possible. Governments should also enforce laws requiring biodegradable materials to address excessive plastic waste.

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    Many people say that we have developed into a “throw-away” culture


    because we fill our environment with many plastic bags and rubbish
    that we cannot fully dispose of. Do you agree or disagree, and what
    measures can you recommend to reduce this problem?
    It is an irrefutable fact that the world today has become a filthy place to live.
    So, I contend that it is primarily due to irrational dumping materials and
    excessive use of plastics. This essay will discuss thoroughly along with the
    measures to tackle this problem.
    To substantiate, I would like to pen down that the modern lifestyle
    contributes significantly to the increasing amount of waste and garbage. In
    other words, communities have become materialistic and mass-consumption
    societies, where they use more and throw away more than ever before. For
    example, the packaging of processed and packed food, which is mainly not
    decomposable, is disposed of in trash bins. However, the solution lies in
    changing our attitude. Instead of throwing packaging, consumers should
    recycle it as much as possible.
    Secondly, today’s markets are full of cheap, single-use-only things that are
    more in demand, such as mineral water bottles and throw-away plates less in
    value. All these products end up in the rubbish. Here too, the onus lies with
    us. Individuals should carry personal water bottles and endeavour to reduce
    the use of plastic objects. Besides, the government can enforce stricter laws
    on companies to use biodegradable material.
    To put it in a nutshell, although the world is becoming a poorer place to live, if
    individuals, businesses, and the government share the responsibility to
    address this problem on a war footing, Earth will become uninhabitable.

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