To what extent do you think laws are needed to make people recycle more of their waste? Household waste accounts for a large percent in the waste amount and this part of waste has not been recycled in a suitable way. As a result, it has been claimed by some people that the government should establish a law to ensure that the waste produced in homes is recycled well. First and foremost, all individuals should participate in the action to recycle the waste since no one does not make waste at all. For instance, the plastics used to do packages and the deserted battery, without being disposed carefully, may result in waste in life. In this case, everyone must be aware of the serious situation of waste damage and collect the waste within our ability. The government is able to take some measures to ensure the public follows the right path to save the waste. However, the measure referred to does necessarily require the legislation even if it may seem effective. The most difficult part of the law taking into effect is that it is nearly impossible to judge a person about whether or not he or she does not recycle the waste since it is unrealistic to operate a surveillance on everyone. On the contrary, it may even inspire the citizens to be rebellious and do not care about the waste recycle at all. After all, it should be regarded as an ethical requirement but not a law-abiding behavior to recycle the waste to protect the environment. In addition, from my perspective, the government should raise the awareness of the public to recycle their waste. Most importantly, it may be more conducive and efficient for the government to improve the infrastructure and provide more convenience for people to recycle the waste. For example, every home is sponsored by the government to equipped a box to store the waste in order to be recycled and the government can even hand out subsidies to the homes according to some standards.