However, only 33.1% of people in London actually work there in 2015. London as an international city has many immigrants and tourists which could create difficulties for recycling policies recycling. Lake of incentives or sanctions, the people who live here don't know how to recycle. Furthermore, authorities should work with retailers to help and educate consumers to implement recycling. Take my experience as an example; I bought a new light bulb at a hardware store in Marylebone. After purchase, I was refused to recycle the old one. In contrast, in my country, Taiwan, our government has partnered with manufacturers to repay retailers for recycling the products they sell. Many EU countries have also developed successful recycling programmes, which the UK Government can learn from