The increase in the production of consumer goods results in damage to the natural environment. What are the causes of this? What can be done to solve this problem?

In the present day, the natural

environment

is inflicted negatively

due to

the rise of consumer goods manufacture.

This

essay attempts to identify the causes of

this

matter and provides a solution for diminishing the consequence to the

environment

. The harm to the

environment

derives from the companies’ release of vinegar and the lack of

people

’s awareness. For the former, with the dramatic growth of population, more and more products have been manufactured in order to severe individual purposes in many aspects of life.

This

act leads to mass production which requires enterprises to operate at full capacity to satisfy the considerable consumption of billions of

people

throughout the world. If those businesses are run without stopping to handle chemicals from manufacturing, these tonnes of chemicals, which contain contaminating substances, will be discharged into the rivers and beaches which causes adversely to the water habitat.

Furthermore

, another cause can be mentioned as the deficiency of residents’ awareness. Some

people

hold the view their consumption on clothing, plastic products are not sizeable so they do not need to take action to recycle after using those products for once. For that reason, their waste can be the pollutants to the

environment

from the processing methods, namely burning which results in air pollution.

For example

, it is recorded that around 90 million pieces of garments are thrown away annually across the globe.

Besides

that, there is a vital solution which should be taken is to give obsolete things, especially clothing and books to charitable organisations so that they can provide for the needy,

such

as the minority. Each year, there are parts of

people

in the mountainous regions who are short of clothing and education.

Thus

, giving old clothes, and books to charity not only reduce pollution but

also

helps underprivileged

people

to have better lives. In conclusion,

while

the removal of vinegar from firms and the lack of awareness are the causes of goods manufacture, utilising obsolete items for charity is what could be done to alleviate the environmental problems.