Ever rising population around the world has led to the expansion of many cities to their fullest, demanding settlement of people in the adjacent rural areas. While it is discouraged by some people considering the negative consequences, it has become inevitable to counter the related detrimental impacts on the cities. I will discuss why ultimately we need to build the new residences in the countryside.
The movement of people from the cities leads to the construction of new residential facilities in the rural areas, taking the share of the fertile farming lands. The prime significance of rural areas is due to their agricultural business, which is also the prime source of earning of the inhabitants. However, due to these infrastructure developments, the villagers need to relocate their farms to some other lands, which hamper their agricultural produce. For example, major agricultural farms in Pakistan are located in villages around its big city Lahore, but the migration of people for better education and employment opportunities has gradually made these villages the part of the city, cutting off the cultivated produce.
Conversely, it is a necessity of the time to expand the residential amenities from cities to the countryside, primarily because of the rising pollution in the urban areas. The number of vehicles on the cities’ roads is continuously rising because of the ever rising population and their improved earnings. Additionally, heaps of domestic wastes are also aggravating the pollution problems in these areas. This is the reason that smog has taken over the whole city of Lahore. The air quality has fallen to a dangerously low level.
In conclusion, it is an undeniable fact that construction of new houses in the countryside has its drawbacks, but it has become a necessity to accommodate the ever rising population in the cities and to counter the bad effects of the resulting urban pollution.
Ever
rising
population around the world has led to the expansion of
many
cities
to their fullest, demanding settlement of
people
in the adjacent rural
areas
. While it
is discouraged
by
some
people
considering the
negative
consequences, it has become inevitable to counter the related detrimental impacts on the
cities
. I will discuss why
ultimately
we need to build the new residences in the countryside.
The movement of
people
from the
cities
leads to the construction of new residential facilities in the rural
areas
, taking the share of the fertile farming lands. The prime significance of rural
areas
is due to their agricultural business, which is
also
the prime source of earning of the inhabitants.
However
, due to these infrastructure developments, the villagers need to relocate their farms to
some
other lands, which hamper their agricultural produce.
For example
, major agricultural farms in Pakistan
are located
in villages around its
big
city Lahore,
but
the migration of
people
for better education and employment opportunities has
gradually
made these villages the part of the city, cutting off the cultivated produce.
Conversely
, it is a necessity of the time to expand the residential amenities from
cities
to the countryside,
primarily
because
of the
rising
pollution in the urban
areas
. The number of vehicles on the
cities’
roads is
continuously
rising
because
of the ever
rising
population and their
improved
earnings.
Additionally
, heaps of domestic wastes are
also
aggravating the pollution problems in these
areas
. This is the reason that smog has taken over the whole city of Lahore. The air quality has fallen to a
dangerously
low level.
In conclusion
, it is an undeniable fact that construction of new
houses
in the countryside has its drawbacks,
but
it has become a necessity to accommodate the ever
rising
population in the
cities
and to counter the
bad
effects of the resulting urban pollution.