RECYCLE.

                                  RECYCLE !!!!!!

 

The three Rs : Recycle , Reuse and Reduce , should  be the motto of every individual in order to conserve  our meager  natural resources, however, it does not happen, in  reality we see people blatantly wasting the precious resources, such as, water, oil and timbre.

Although people claim  that they recycle materials in their homes but statistics depict contradiction .i.e. only one out of ten houses recycle waste. To tackle this problem government must pass a law concerning recycling which will force a sharp rise in recycling habits in homes across the country. To further encourage this recycling campaign , some sort of bonuses, such as , reduction in taxes can be given to people who recycle, just to boost their morale and to appreciate their efforts.

Along with passing of laws in the parliament , government  should also take a step in creating awareness about the deteriorated environmental conditions and start campaigns spreading education about different   recycling methods. Even workshops can be set up where a person gets a chance to learnabout recycling and reusing of waste materials and converting them into  useful things. For instance , old worn out plastic bottles can be transformed in a beautiful decoration piece.

Furthermore, government should not only introduce different laws but also ensure their implementation as well. This could be possible by allocating inspectors who keep a check on the waste disposed  by each house. He/she should also have the authority to fine if he/she finds the waste which potentially could be recycled. Moreover , to aid this process of recycling , recycle bins may also be placed in public areas.

To recapitulate , making recycling a legal requirement should be obligatory because without this implementation , most people will take matter lightly and not recycle waste.