(Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience) - Write at least 250 words.

Recent decades have witnessed a significant increase in the amount of rubbish produced by people around the world, causing a serious threat to all living things. It has been pointed out that changes in lifestyle and the industrial revolution are the main causes for this rise. However, there are many steps that can be taken to halt this problem.

After the industrial revolution there was a huge growth in the number of products available for people. Most of the producers try to attract consumers by using different types of packing materials. Sometimes, the size and the amount of these materials are bigger than those for the products themselves. Also the production of new versions of different equipment, such as mobile phones, increases the waist.

Moreover, most people, in the past, used their own bags when they went for shopping, nowadays, they depend on the disposable bags offered by shops, which are mostly made from plastic. In addition to that, the consumption of prepared food has experienced a crucial increase as a result to the rise in the number of working women. These foods are covered by different types of packaging material leading to increase in the amount of rubbish produced per capita.

Not only does the increase in the amount of rubbish threaten our lives by different pollutants, but it also causes depletion of valuable resources. Fot his reason there should be a new movement to decrease the amount of waste to its lowest level, and to use less harmful materials like biodegradable ones. Governmental and social organizations, like schools and media, should contribute to this process by explaning to people the importance of conserving our environment and resources.

(World count: 280)

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