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Some people say that economic growth is the only way to end hunger and poverty, while others say that economic growth is damaging the environment so it should be stopped. Discuss both views and give your opinion. v.7

Some people say that economic growth is the only way to end hunger and poverty, while others say that economic growth is damaging the environment so it should be stopped. v. 7
Many people believe economic development is the only solution to end hunger and poverty, while others think that economic growth should be stopped due to the harmful effects it has on the environment. In this essay, I will examine both arguments and then give my personal opinion. It is true that economic growth has taken a heavy toll on the environment. Firstly, the ever increasing demand for industrial development has led to the construction of more factories and manufacturing facilities, which has significantly raised the volume of atmospheric greenhouse gases, which are considered to be the main culprit behind global warming. Furthermore, human activities, such as clearing forests for farming, are directly responsible for the loss of natural habitats for many wild plants and animals, pushing these species to the verge of extinction. This, together with the unsustainable exploitation of natural resources, poses serious threats to the survival of mankind, especially with today’s rapidly increasing population. However, trying to stop the economy from developing, due to the drawbacks, is not a rational approach, for economic growth is still the most effective measure to tackle poverty and hunger. A healthy economy will create more employment opportunities for those who come from underprivileged backgrounds, and thus ensure stable income for these people. Therefore, they will be able to earn enough money to cover basic living expenses. Besides this, economic growth also has a crucial role to play in the fight against hunger. With a more generous budget to invest in agricultural development, for example, governments can invest in modern machinery to automate the labour-intensive processes of growing and harvesting crops. Such a boost in productivity will increase food production and eventually put an end to hunger. In conclusion, it is understandable why many people believe that economic growth should be stopped to protect our environment, however, I think the government should not rely on such a desperate measure because the benefits brought about by economic growth, not only in the fight against poverty and hunger, are far more significant than the drawbacks.
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economic
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should be
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due to the harmful effects it has on the environment. In this essay, I will examine both arguments and then give my personal opinion.

It is true that
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economic
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growth
has taken a heavy toll on the environment.
Firstly
, the
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ever increasing
demand for industrial development has led to the construction of more factories and manufacturing facilities, which has
significantly
raised the volume of atmospheric greenhouse gases, which
are considered
to be the main culprit behind global warming.
Furthermore
, human activities, such as clearing forests for farming, are
directly
responsible for the loss of natural habitats for
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many
wild plants and animals, pushing these species to the verge of extinction. This, together with the unsustainable exploitation of natural resources, poses serious threats to the survival of mankind,
especially
with
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today
’s
rapidly
increasing population.

However
, trying to
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stop
the economy from developing, due to the drawbacks, is not a rational approach, for
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economic
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growth
is
still
the most effective measure to tackle poverty and
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hunger
. A healthy economy will create more employment opportunities for those who
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come
from underprivileged backgrounds, and
thus
ensure stable income for these
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people
.
Therefore
, they will be able to earn
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enough
money to cover basic living expenses.
Besides
this,
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economic
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also
has a crucial role to play in the fight against
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hunger
. With a more generous budget to invest in agricultural development,
for example
,
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governments
can invest in modern machinery to automate the
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labour-intensive
processes of growing and harvesting crops. Such a boost in productivity will increase food production and
eventually
put an
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end
to hunger.

In conclusion
, it is understandable why
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people
believe that
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economic
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should be
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stopped
to protect our environment,
however
, I
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think
the
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government
should not rely on such a desperate measure
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because
the benefits brought about by
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economic
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growth
, not
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only
in the fight against poverty and
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hunger
, are far more significant than the drawbacks.
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IELTS essay Some people say that economic growth is the only way to end hunger and poverty, while others say that economic growth is damaging the environment so it should be stopped. v. 7

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
340 words
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