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Q- Some people think that environmental problems should be solved on a global scale while others believe it is better to deal with them nationally Discuss both sides and give your opinion. v.1

Q- Some people think that environmental problems should be solved on a global scale while others believe it is better to deal with them nationally v. 1
While it is often believed that governments ought to cooperate to solve the environmental issues, others think that these problems must be solved domestically. In my opinion, I believe that tackling these issues in a worldwide way can have better advantages on both the globe and individual countries. On the one hand, some people consider that trying to solve the environmental problems on the worldwide scale can have better solutions for these problems than the individual solutions and I agree. In other words, when the governments work together to deal with any issue that one country faces, they will utilize all the resources they have to find out the proper solution to this issue; consequently, their effect on this problem will be greater than the effect of only one country. For example, when Indonesia faced the catastrophe of tsunami in 2005, all the nations around the world cooperated together to save many people's lives which they could not save them with their own facilities. On the other hand, other people say that focusing on the local environmental problems only may have more benefits to the country itself. This is because there are some global environmental problems which cannot have any influence on some countries at all then it will be waste for time and money for the governments of these countries to deal with these problems. For instance, if the country is not surrounded by any seas at all, they will not be affected by the melting polar caps which derived from the issue of global warming. Therefore, it will be better for these countries to focus on the environmental issues that hinder them locally. In conclusion, while some say that environmental problems should be solved nationally, I believe that there are more benefits for the world and countries themselves to deal with these problems on worldwide scale.
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believed that
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governments
ought to cooperate to solve the
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environmental
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issues
, others
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think
that these
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problems
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must
be solved
domestically
. In my opinion, I believe that tackling these
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issues
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in a worldwide way
can have better advantages on both the globe and individual countries.

On the one hand,
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some
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people
consider that trying to solve the
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environmental
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problems
on the worldwide scale can have better solutions for these
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problems
than the individual solutions and I
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agree
. In
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other
words, when the
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governments
work together to deal with any
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issue
that one
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country
faces, they will utilize all the resources they
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have to
find out the proper solution to this
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issue
;
consequently
, their effect on this
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problem
will be greater than the effect of
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only
one
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country
.
For example
, when Indonesia faced the catastrophe of tsunami in 2005, all the nations around the world cooperated together to save
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many
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people
's
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lives
which they could not save them with their
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own
facilities.

On the
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other
hand,
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other
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people
say that focusing on the local
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environmental
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problems
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only
may have more benefits to the
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country
itself. This is
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because
there are
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global
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environmental
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problems
which cannot have any influence on
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some
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countries
at all then it will be waste for time and money for the
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governments
of these
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countries
to deal with these
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problems
.
For instance
, if the
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country
is not surrounded by any seas at all, they will not be
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affected
by the melting polar caps which derived from the
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issue
of global warming.
Therefore
, it will be better for these
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countries
to focus on the
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environmental
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issues
that hinder them
locally
.

In conclusion
, while
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some
say that
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environmental
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problems
should
be solved
nationally
, I believe that there are more benefits for the world and
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countries
themselves to deal with these
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problems
on worldwide scale.
12Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
32Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
1Mistakes
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IELTS essay Q- Some people think that environmental problems should be solved on a global scale while others believe it is better to deal with them nationally v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
308 words
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