It is argued by some that wealthy countries have the higher responsibility for combating climate change as compared to developing countries, while others believe that it is the collective duty of all countries. Although developed nations have the resources, I assert that every country should play its role in reducing the climate transformation.
To initiate with, the developed countries can play the major role to combat the climate changes because they have financial resources as well as the skilled workforce which is essential for accomplishing the climate targets. In other words, the citizens of these countries can transform to contemporary technological products which are less harmful for environment, as a result, climate changes will not happen. In Britain, in 2016, for instance, government utilized the financial resources and also established a separate department for combating the climate changes. Hence, the responsibilities of the developed countries are indispensable for this transformation.
On the contrary, I underpin with those who claim that it is the joint responsibility of developing and developed nations. This is because all the people live in this world and their footprints are the major contributor of climate changes. People use the cars and clear the land for agricultural purposes, as a consequent, pollution is rising at an alarming rate. To exemplify, a recent study revealed that approximately 75% of world population used the cars for transportation and burnt the forest for agricultural activities. Therefore, all the countries in this world can play a pivotal role to combat the climate changes.
To sum up, it can be confidently stated that eventhough developed nations have the resources to fight with climate changes, I concur that it is mandatory for all developed and developing countries to combat the climate changes collectively.
It
is argued
by
some
that wealthy
countries
have the higher responsibility for combating
climate
change
as compared to developing
countries
, while others believe that it is the collective duty of all
countries
. Although
developed
nations have the resources, I assert that every
country
should play its role in reducing the
climate
transformation.
To initiate with, the
developed
countries
can play the major role to combat the
climate
changes
because
they have financial resources
as well
as the skilled workforce which is essential for accomplishing the
climate
targets.
In other words
, the citizens of these
countries
can transform to contemporary technological products which are less harmful for environment,
as a result
,
climate
changes
will not happen. In Britain, in 2016,
for instance
,
government
utilized the financial resources and
also
established a separate department for combating the
climate
changes
.
Hence
, the responsibilities of the
developed
countries
are indispensable for this transformation.
On the contrary
, I underpin with those who claim that it is the joint responsibility of developing and
developed
nations. This is
because
all the
people
live
in this world and their footprints are the major contributor of
climate
changes
.
People
use
the cars and
clear
the land for agricultural purposes, as a consequent, pollution is rising at an alarming rate. To exemplify, a recent study revealed that approximately 75% of world population
used
the cars for transportation and burnt the forest for agricultural activities.
Therefore
, all the
countries
in this world can play a pivotal role to combat the
climate
changes
.
To sum up, it can be
confidently
stated that
eventhough
developed
nations have the resources to fight with
climate
changes
, I concur that it is mandatory for all
developed
and developing
countries
to combat the
climate
changes
collectively
.