The rising number of population in metropolitan places has caused significant repercussions. This has resulted in the incessant spread of pollution and an escalation of poverty. However, there are several preventive measures that the government can implement in order to address this social problem.
Primarily, it is often said that an increase of inhabitants in a well-established region is accompanied by a rise in pollution. In cosmopolitan regions, there are impoverished groups who live in squalor. Some of them have chosen to settle in the city because they believe that that they can easily find an employment in this place. For example, in the Philippines, there are poor individuals who built homes in the boulevard of Metro Manila, thus contributing to the amount of waste. Clearly, these people dispose of their rubbish to the ocean, which may harm marine animals. In addition, it is apparent that most of the less affluent cohort has a large number of families. These members have personal needs, which cause a burden to the breadwinner of the family. Since the city has a number of educated workers the impecunious group often seems to struggle in searching a better employment. To illustrate, they cannot procure a decent job since they did not finish their education. Hence, these people will suffer from poverty, which results in higher incidences of famine.
However, it can never be denied that the government can implement platforms, which will mitigate the social dilemma. First of all, they can increase the number of employment offers in suburbs such as providing them lands that can be cultivated. Therefore, impoverished people will not aggregate in the city. Secondly, the government can provide programs such as sex education to these individuals. As an instance, public health practitioners can orient them the appropriate use of contraceptives, which will control the number of family members.
To conclude, the proliferation of pollution and the exacerbation of poverty are the negative ramifications of a rise of residents in the city. Nevertheless, government’s projects can curtail this social issue. It is very likely that the poverty will be in control if the government provides them job opportunities in suburbs.
The rising
number
of population in metropolitan places has caused significant repercussions. This has resulted in the incessant spread of pollution and an escalation of
poverty
.
However
, there are several preventive measures that the
government
can implement in order to address this social problem.
Primarily
, it is
often
said that an increase of inhabitants in a well-established region
is accompanied
by a rise in pollution. In cosmopolitan regions, there
are impoverished
groups who
live
in squalor.
Some
of them have chosen to settle in the city
because
they believe
that that
they can
easily
find an employment in this place.
For example
, in the Philippines, there are poor individuals who built homes in the boulevard of Metro Manila,
thus
contributing to the amount of waste.
Clearly
, these
people
dispose of their rubbish to the ocean, which may harm marine animals.
In addition
, it is apparent that most of the less affluent cohort has a large
number
of families. These members have personal needs, which cause a burden to the breadwinner of the family.
Since
the city has a
number
of educated workers the impecunious group
often
seems to struggle in searching a better employment. To illustrate, they cannot procure a decent job since they did not finish their education.
Hence
, these
people
will suffer from
poverty
, which results in higher incidences of famine.
However
, it can never
be denied
that the
government
can implement platforms, which will mitigate the social dilemma.
First of all
, they can increase the
number
of employment offers in suburbs such as providing them lands that can
be cultivated
.
Therefore
, impoverished
people
will not aggregate in the city.
Secondly
, the
government
can provide programs such as sex education to these individuals. As an instance, public health practitioners can orient them the appropriate
use
of contraceptives, which will control the
number
of family members.
To conclude
, the proliferation of pollution and the exacerbation of
poverty
are the
negative
ramifications of a rise of residents in the city.
Nevertheless
,
government’s
projects can curtail this social issue. It is
very
likely that the
poverty
will be in control if the
government
provides them job opportunities in suburbs.