Garbage War in Japan

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Global East Asia
The challenges of waste management are diverse for most countries. Since every country's economies are sometimes not as robust as others, dealing with waste disposal is a challenging concern. In the 20th century, particularly in the late 1980s in Japan, the garbage war started to increase as different groups responded differently to this complication. For example, sanitation professionals utilized the subject of garbage to air their skepticism and ask questions concerning Japan's direction and priorities.
Furthermore, the Ministry of Health and Welfare asserted that they were dissatisfied with the values of society, which seemed to discard matters so informally. The ministry acknowledged that electric household disposable goods had reduced the b...