For example, when the recycling levels reach about seventy-five percent of the country’s population, it is predicted to create about 1.5 million new jobs in the U.S. as a result of recycling, composting and reusing. Additionally, recycling properly creates valuable resources for U.S. manufacturing and can become a highly valuable export to countries such as China and India, which can steer our economy into a salvational state. The United States’ economy has been very much changed after the past decades. The weak money-based recovery since the great recession has been seen as a lack of labor market energy and depressed levels of investment. The gargantuan expansion of government's size and range, increased legal/law-based and money paid in taxes, and the loss of confidence that has went …show more content…
According to recent studies done around the country, the U.S. recycles less than twenty-two percent of its discarded materials, and these have not improved in twenty years despite the billions of dollars spent on recycling competitions, symposiums, awareness campaigns and new sorting technologies. Many people do not realize that in order to have the obligation to earn redemption from our past years of polluting and killing the earth, they have to use these words of encouragement from environmentalists and socialists everywhere as encouragement to veer our society into the right direction. Unfortunately, many occupants in the U.S., according these statistics, are seeing these recycling epidemics as inopportune moments that will not make a difference. “One fact remains - if the public is confused when they approach the recycling bin, they will continue to: make mistakes, be apathetic and be skeptical about recycling - and therefore, contamination levels will continue to be high, recycling will continue to be economically crippled, recycling levels will not increase and environmental progress will be stalled. Read industry leader