Climate change has been a growing issue for many years, it’s mainly caused by pollution of all it’s kinds: air, water noise and waste. The main sources of it are factories and countries’ evolution and growth, for example, some factories dump its waste in rivers and seas, some other produces toxic air into the environment, there are other sources but this will be the main focus on this particular subject.
Firstly, developed countries have the technology and usually the money to fight climate change, either by using such technologies to limit the waste or filter it, or by putting restrictions and limitations on said wastes. Secondly, such countries should have more awareness about the risks of pollution and climate change therefore put rules for recycling and planting new trees. Thirdly, completely cut very hazardous productions like using coal energy for example, which is proven to be very harmful way to produce power.
Developing countries many seem to be at disadvantage regarding the topic, but it’s not the case, they can use the history of the other developed countries which fight climate change as an example to to learn from and use that knowledge to build the structures from the beginning to be nature friendly, saving it from unnecessary spendings and investments to deconstruct and reconstruct again. Additionally, it was proven that pollution has high cost too, for instance air pollution affect people which makes them less immune to sickness and diseases, t herefore causing the country to pay for more medical expenses. Furthermore, they can and should teach their residence, kids especially, about the the problems of pollution and guide them how to recycle at a young age to make it a habit infused in them, Investing at early stages of development will save millions in the future.
In my opinion, everyone is responsible for climate change, not just countries, but individuals too, even if some countries don’t believe in climate change prevention, its’ people should raise their voice. It is our earth, our home, our future kids’ world. Protect and save it!
Climate
change
has been a growing issue for
many
years, it’s
mainly
caused by
pollution
of all
it’s
kinds: air, water noise and
waste
. The main sources of it are factories and
countries’
evolution and growth,
for example
,
some
factories dump its
waste
in rivers and seas,
some
other produces toxic air into the environment, there are other sources
but
this will be the main focus on this particular subject.
Firstly
, developed
countries
have the technology and
usually
the money to fight
climate
change
, either by using such technologies to limit the
waste
or filter it, or by putting restrictions and limitations on said
wastes
.
Secondly
, such
countries
should have more awareness about the
risks
of
pollution
and
climate
change
therefore
put
rules
for recycling and planting new trees.
Thirdly
, completely
cut
very
hazardous productions like using coal energy
for example
, which
is proven
to be
very
harmful way to produce power.
Developing
countries
many
seem to be at disadvantage regarding the topic,
but
it’s not the case, they can
use
the history of the other developed
countries
which fight
climate
change
as an example
to to
learn from and
use
that knowledge to build the structures from the beginning to be nature friendly, saving it from unnecessary
spendings
and investments to deconstruct and reconstruct again.
Additionally
, it
was proven
that
pollution
has high cost too,
for instance
air
pollution
affect
people
which
makes
them less immune to sickness and diseases,
t herefore
causing the
country
to pay for more medical expenses.
Furthermore
, they can and should teach their residence, kids
especially
, about
the the
problems of
pollution
and guide them how to recycle at a young age to
make
it a habit infused in them, Investing at early stages of development will save millions in the future.
In my opinion, everyone is responsible for
climate
change
, not
just
countries
,
but
individuals too, even if
some
countries
don’t believe in
climate
change
prevention, its’
people
should raise their voice. It is our earth, our home, our future kids’ world. Protect and save it!