Waste materials are not recycled enough in California. Californians keep littering the aluminums, metals, and plastics over the places; hence, this cause the waste disposals, deforestation, and water pollutions. While the pollution continues to affect the lives of Californians, the underlying question is: do we have a single patriotic Californian who thinks going green to liberate California out of this predicament? According to the two authors, Richard H. Thaler and Cass. R. Sunstein’s book titled Nudge: Improving Decisions About Health, Wealth, and Happiness, a nudge is clearly needed; the action “alters people’s behavior in a predicable way without forbidding any options or significantly changing their economic incentives” (6). What must
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With the moral compass, Little Green and Californians will have an ability to recognize what is right or wrong and act accordingly in any situation (Levitt and Dubner 115). For example, Little Green is the group of children, so they learn about the eco-awareness earlier than teens and adults. When they become adults, they already have their moral compass ingrained within them. For example, when they see some waste materials scattering on the street and their instinct starts to willingly clean it up and put it in the recycle bin to reduce the waste materials and protects California’s environment. In the same way, they can pass the same teachings to the future generation of children to do the same what they have done in the past when they were the members of Little Green. While Californians consciously know that, they need to dispose their waste materials into the recycle bin instead of littering over the places. Sometimes Californians will also converse naturally with other people about the eco-awareness if their action is harmful to the environment. Their moral compass will influence the future generations to recognize what needs to be recycled and reduces the waste
With the moral compass, Little Green and Californians will have an ability to recognize what is right or wrong and act accordingly in any situation (Levitt and Dubner 115). For example, Little Green is the group of children, so they learn about the eco-awareness earlier than teens and adults. When they become adults, they already have their moral compass ingrained within them. For example, when they see some waste materials scattering on the street and their instinct starts to willingly clean it up and put it in the recycle bin to reduce the waste materials and protects California’s environment. In the same way, they can pass the same teachings to the future generation of children to do the same what they have done in the past when they were the members of Little Green. While Californians consciously know that, they need to dispose their waste materials into the recycle bin instead of littering over the places. Sometimes Californians will also converse naturally with other people about the eco-awareness if their action is harmful to the environment. Their moral compass will influence the future generations to recognize what needs to be recycled and reduces the waste