It is considered by some that in spite of the need to build new houses, the countryside should be protected from any such constructions. In my opinion, homes are necessary and with a little bit of planning, we can construct them in the countryside without causing much damage to it.
On the one hand, with the growing population, the demand for new residences is rising. The cities are becoming over-crowded and there is always a limit to exploiting the space in the city for construction. People in cities also need to have some free space that includes parks, gardens and orchards. Thus, it is not advisable to keep on building new homes in the city. Additionally, it will increase the pollution level in the city and affect the health of residents.
Building homes in the uncultivated areas of the countryside is a solution to this problem. This area is lying unused and if it can be converted into residential space, it will ensure a fair distribution of population and will help in reducing the traffic congestion and pollution in the cities. Of course, there is some truth in the argument that countryside should be protected. However, in mu opinion, addressing the need for housing is an even bigger concern and it cannot be neglected. Hence, rather than imposing a carpet ban on all the construction activity in the rural area, the government and environmental activists should come up with a solution to build new homes without causing much damage to the serenity of villages.
To conclude, in my opinion a diligent construction plan for new homes keeping in mind the preservation of environment in the countryside will be a win-win situation. It will not only cater to the increased demand for new houses but also preserve the beauty and purity of the countryside.
It
is considered
by
some
that
in spite of
the need to build
new
houses
, the
countryside
should
be protected
from any such
constructions
. In my opinion,
homes
are necessary and with a
little bit
of planning, we can construct them in the
countryside
without causing much damage to it.
On the one hand, with the growing population, the demand for
new
residences is rising. The
cities
are becoming over-crowded and there is always a limit to exploiting the space in the city for
construction
.
People
in
cities
also
need to have
some
free space that includes parks, gardens and orchards.
Thus
, it is not advisable to
keep
on building
new
homes
in the city.
Additionally
, it will increase the pollution level in the city and affect the health of residents.
Building
homes
in the uncultivated areas of the
countryside
is a solution to this problem. This area is lying unused and if it can
be converted
into residential space, it will ensure a
fair
distribution of population and will
help
in reducing the traffic congestion and pollution in the
cities
.
Of course
, there is
some
truth in the argument that
countryside
should
be protected
.
However
, in mu opinion, addressing the need for housing is an even bigger concern and it cannot
be neglected
.
Hence
,
rather
than imposing a carpet ban on all the
construction
activity in the rural area, the
government
and environmental activists should
come
up with a solution to build
new
homes
without causing much damage to the serenity of villages.
To conclude
, in my opinion a diligent
construction
plan for
new
homes
keeping in mind the preservation of environment in the
countryside
will be a win-win situation. It will not
only
cater to the increased demand for
new
houses
but
also
preserve the beauty and purity of the
countryside
.