So the question is about the against and foresight of the sewage government should ban single plastic. Well, firstly, let’s talk about the foreign against sites. One used plastic can pollute the environment and banning them encourages the use of sustainable alternatives. And what about the against of this? Single use plastics are convenient and often necessary for hygienic. Alternatives can be more expensive and less accessible. For example, if there is not plastic, if it’s from the paper, of course it can be more valuable, I mean with money. But the plastic one is cheaper. So proper waste management and recycling are better solution. So what can I think for this? As a conclusion, I want to say one thing. It’s never mind which kind of single use items we use. We should gain our rubbish and recycle it into the new things.
Band 6+: Government should ban single plastics. Tell about for and againsts of this thought.
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So the question is about the pros and cons of whether the government should ban single-use plastics. Well, firstly, let's talk about the pros and cons. One, single-use plastics can pollute the environment, and banning them encourages the use of sustainable alternatives. And what about the cons? Single-use plastics are convenient and often necessary for hygiene. Alternatives can be more expensive and less accessible. For example, if there is no plastic and it’s made from paper, of course, it can be more costly, I mean in terms of money. But the plastic ones are cheaper. So proper waste management and recycling are better solutions. So what can I conclude? I want to say one thing: it doesn't matter which kind of single-use items we use; we should manage our rubbish and recycle it into new things.
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