People have differing views concerning the question of how to use vacant areas in the cities. While some argue that it would be better to develop housing and associated facilities in these spaces, I believe that planting trees is much more vital for human's life.
There are various reasons why some people believe that uninhabited areas inside the cities should be allocated to build new buildings. They may assert that nowadays, due to the rapid pace of population growth, housing demand is increasing. Therefore, it may be reasonable to benefit the whole interior potential to occupy residents; particularly those working in the cities. Because people certainly prefer to be as much close to their workplace as they can to reduce the cost of living related to commuting. Besides, proponents of this idea argue that each city needs to be known by its landmarks principally made of deserted ground in the city centre. As a result, these skyscrapers can attract more tourists, leading to making new job opportunities for local people.
In spite of these arguments, I believe that cities are required to achieve the right balance between housing and gardening. Firstly, trees are considered to be the Earth's lungs. They naturally absorb a huge amount of generated CO2 and produce O2 as the first key element to be live, resulting in breathing a more purified air. Secondly, people are mainly looking for a relaxing atmosphere matched with their nature. This prospect will be bleak unless a natural environment is provided by planting as many trees as possible. The reason why this is assumed is that not only are they able to mitigate the sound pollution, but also they are claimed to be an effective way to diminish the crime rate. Finally, this world belongs to all creatures correlating to each other in a natural cycle. Forests, as one of the most significant habitat, have a pivotal role to play to prevent the irreparable negative impacts of changing ecosystem in a long- term.
In conclusion, although it might seem that housing expansion is necessary for cities, in my view, governments should attach great importance to developing green spaces.
People
have differing views concerning the question of how to
use
vacant areas in the
cities
. While
some
argue that it would be better to develop housing and associated facilities in these spaces, I believe that planting trees is much more vital for human's life.
There are various reasons why
some
people
believe that uninhabited areas inside the
cities
should
be allocated
to build new buildings. They may assert that nowadays, due to the rapid pace of population growth, housing demand is increasing.
Therefore
, it may be reasonable to benefit the whole interior potential to occupy residents;
particularly
those working in the
cities
.
Because
people
certainly
prefer to be as much close to their workplace as they can to
reduce
the cost of living related to commuting.
Besides
, proponents of this
idea
argue that each city needs to
be known
by its landmarks
principally
made of deserted ground in the city
centre
.
As a result
, these skyscrapers can attract more tourists, leading to making new job opportunities for local
people
.
In spite of
these arguments, I believe that
cities
are required
to achieve the right balance between housing and gardening.
Firstly
, trees
are considered
to be the Earth's lungs. They
naturally
absorb a huge amount of generated CO2 and produce O2 as the
first
key element to be
live
, resulting in breathing a more purified air.
Secondly
,
people
are
mainly
looking for a relaxing atmosphere matched with their nature. This prospect will be bleak unless a natural environment
is provided
by planting as
many
trees as possible. The reason why this
is assumed
is that not
only
are they able to mitigate the sound pollution,
but
also
they
are claimed
to be an effective way to diminish the crime rate.
Finally
, this world belongs to all creatures correlating to each other in a natural cycle. Forests, as one of the most significant
habitat
, have a pivotal role to play to
prevent
the irreparable
negative
impacts of changing ecosystem in a long- term.
In conclusion
, although it might seem that housing expansion is necessary for
cities
, in my view,
governments
should attach great importance to developing green spaces.