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Some people believe that the activates of large multinational corporations mostly benefits the economies of developing countries Other people take the opposite view and feel that these large multinationals are generally harmful Discuss both views and give v.1

Some people believe that the activates of large multinational corporations mostly benefits the economies of developing countries Other people take the opposite view and feel that these large multinationals are generally harmful 1
Some people believe that the only method to reduce the air pollution is to limit the figure of flights. I do not agree with this viewpoint. In my opinion limiting the sum of flights may reduce the air pollution to some extent; however, other measures such as regulating the use of various private modes of transportation such as motorized vehicles and creating awareness about the appalling effects of air pollution can be more fruitful. To begin with, it is undeniable that airplanes cause air pollution as they produce a huge amount of carbon dioxide, which causes a lot of pollution in the atmosphere and leads to global warming. For example, it is estimated by Green Peace that up to 13, 000 tonnes of CO2 are released into the atmosphere every year by planes, thus increasing the carbon footprint in the air. Although it is possible to control this pollution by reducing the frequency of flights, it will not fully solve the problem, because the majority of pollutants in the air do not come from aircrafts and as such it cannot be considered the number one cause of air contamination. By contrast, the major cause of air pollution is the emission of poisonous gases from motor vehicles and factories. There are millions of cars on the roads and the vast majority of them run on fossil fuels which cause the emission of dangerous gases. Factories also release obnoxious gases into the atmosphere and reduce air quality. Therefore, limiting the use of such polluting means of transport can be a better solution to mitigate the effect of air pollution. Also factories should be moved from cities to sparsely populated areas. Additionally, the state should educate people about the dangers of polluting the air that we breathe in and encourage them to use non-polluting modes such as bicycles and walking for short distances. In conclusion, although restricting the airways can lessen the air abuse, it is not the perfect solution. Pollution is caused by a number of factors and aircrafts just one of them. Hence, restricting air travel is not the right solution to air pollution.
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is to limit the figure of flights. I do not
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agree
with this viewpoint. In my opinion limiting the sum of flights may
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reduce
the
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air
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pollution
to
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some
extent;
however
, other measures such as regulating the
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use
of various private modes of transportation such as motorized vehicles and creating awareness about the appalling effects of
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air
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pollution
can be more fruitful.

To
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begin
with, it is undeniable that airplanes
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cause
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air
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pollution
as they produce a huge amount of carbon dioxide, which
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causes
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a lot of
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pollution
in the atmosphere and leads to global warming.
For example
, it
is estimated
by Green Peace that up to 13, 000 tonnes of CO2
are released
into the atmosphere every year by
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planes
,
thus
increasing the carbon footprint in the
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air
. Although it is possible to control this
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pollution
by reducing the frequency of flights, it will not
fully
solve the problem,
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because
the majority of pollutants in the
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air
do not
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come
from
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aircrafts
and as such it cannot
be considered
the number one
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cause
of
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contamination.

By contrast, the major
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cause
of
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air
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pollution
is the emission of poisonous gases from motor vehicles and factories. There are millions of cars on the roads and the vast majority of them run on fossil fuels which
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cause
the emission of
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dangerous
gases. Factories
also
release obnoxious gases into the atmosphere and
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reduce
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air
quality.
Therefore
, limiting the
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use
of such polluting means of transport can be a better solution to mitigate the effect of
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air
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pollution
.
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factories should be
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moved
from cities to
sparsely
populated areas.
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, the state should educate
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people
about the
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dangers
of polluting the
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air
that we breathe in and encourage them to
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use
non-polluting modes such as bicycles and walking for short distances.

In conclusion
, although restricting the airways can lessen the
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abuse, it is not the perfect solution.
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Pollution
is caused
by a number of factors and
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aircrafts
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one of them.
Hence
, restricting
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travel is not the right solution to
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air
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pollution
.
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IELTS essay Some people believe that the activates of large multinational corporations mostly benefits the economies of developing countries Other people take the opposite view and feel that these large multinationals are generally harmful 1

Essay
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4 paragraphs
353 words
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Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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