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Task 1: The table illustrates the percentage of male and female in terms of weight in Vietnam from 1999 to 2009.
Task 2: These days people in some country are living in a “throw-away” society which mean people use things in a short time then throw them away. Causes and problems.
Mẫu bài viết IELTS Writing Task 2
One main reason for the modern throwaway culture is that society is greatly affected by consumerism that encourages the mass production of short-lived goods and the consumption of those goods. The market is also flooded with cheap, single-use products, making it easier to buy things in large quantities and dispose of them even before they become unusable. Another point to consider here is that the purpose for which we buy and use consumer products has changed over the past decades. For example, we no longer wait until our clothes wear out to make new purchases; instead, our decisions to buy new clothes are heavily influenced by a number of other incentives, be it better appearances or new fashion patterns.
This habit causes significant harm to the environment. Constant disposal of products leads to landfills being overloaded with huge amounts of waste, only a small fraction of which is properly disposed of to prevent environmental damage. The remaining waste, often non-recyclable plastics, is either buried or incinerated. This contributes to increased levels of air and land pollution, directly impacting the lives of people in the disposable society. Additionally, the relentless demand for consumer goods can deplete natural resources used in their manufacturing processes.
To summarize, modern consumerism largely fosters a disposable culture that devastates our environment and exhausts our natural resources.
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