In the contemporary era, there is a heated argument over the issue that, the governments and large industries solve environmental issues, and not on individuals. A lion's share of the society favours it, However, the rest goes adverse it. I do not quite agree with this view. In my opinion, everyone has the responsibility to contribute their bit to reverse environmental damage.
Governments can help solve environmental issues by enacting strict laws that prevent deforestation and illegal mining. For example, illegal sand mining has destroyed many rivers in Bangladesh. Strict laws are needed to prevent this practice. Likewise, the clearing of forest land for building industries and residential spaces should be stopped by stringent laws. In addition, the government should support the use of renewable sources of energy like solar and wind. It can incentivize companies conducting research in this field and offer subsidies to encourage people to install solar panels on their rooftops.
Industries are the biggest polluters and as such they have a greater role than anyone else to reverse at least some of the damage caused by them. They can do this by investing in eco-friendly technologies. For instance, manufacturing companies must ensure that they do not dump untreated waste into water bodies, they must limit the use of plastic for packaging. Furthermore, Individuals like you and me have to contribute our bit too. We can do this by adopting responsible consumption. We must resist the temptation to buy products we do not need. If everyone practices, thoughtful consumption of the available resources, we can prevent further hardship to the environment.
In conclusion, environmental issues cannot be solved by any particular person or authority. Collective efforts of individuals, companies and governments are required to arrest the devastation caused to the environment.
In the contemporary era, there is a heated argument over the
issue
that, the
governments
and large industries solve
environmental
issues
, and not on individuals. A lion's share of the society
favours
it,
However
, the rest goes adverse it. I do not quite
agree
with this view. In my opinion, everyone has the responsibility to contribute their bit to reverse
environmental
damage.
Governments
can
help
solve
environmental
issues
by enacting strict laws that
prevent
deforestation and illegal mining.
For example
, illegal sand mining has
destroyed
many
rivers in Bangladesh. Strict laws
are needed
to
prevent
this practice.
Likewise
, the clearing of forest land for building industries and residential spaces should be
stopped
by stringent laws.
In addition
, the
government
should support the
use
of renewable sources of energy like solar and wind. It can incentivize
companies
conducting research in this field and offer subsidies to encourage
people
to install solar panels on their rooftops.
Industries are the biggest polluters and as such they have a greater role than anyone else to reverse at least
some of the
damage caused by them. They can do this by investing in eco-friendly technologies.
For instance
, manufacturing
companies
must
ensure that they do not dump untreated waste into water bodies, they
must
limit the
use
of plastic for packaging.
Furthermore
, Individuals like you and me
have to
contribute our bit too. We can do this by adopting responsible consumption. We
must
resist the temptation to
buy
products we do not need. If everyone practices, thoughtful consumption of the available resources, we can
prevent
further
hardship to the environment.
In conclusion
,
environmental
issues
cannot
be solved
by any particular person or authority. Collective efforts of individuals,
companies
and
governments
are required
to arrest the devastation caused to the environment.