Waste Problems in Australia

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Australians are producing more waste than ever before. Discuss the causes of this situation and suggest some possible solutions to the problems created by the increase in waste production.
Nations all over the world have been enjoying unprecedented economic prosperity and they have been consuming moreresources to catchfast changing trends in fashion, and electronic gadgets.As a result, they have been generatingmore waste than ever for the last few decades. Along with this global stream, Australia has consumed more and wasted more, experiencing economic growth; consequentlya single Australian creates approximately one tone of wasteevery year.

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In conclusion, main causes and problems of increasing waste production in Australia and solutions are illustrated in this essay.A‘throwing away habit’, not recycling and inadequate national information on waste are pointed out as main causes, whereas households, commercial and industrial organizations and construction and demolition activities are analyzed as major waste producing sectors. Finally,synthetic solutions are suggested on three main levels

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