It is true that humankind have been encountering the unprecedented global air pollution. While many individuals argue that curbing air pollution by introducing international car-free days is promissing, I believe that other more effective methods should be taken into considerations.
On the one hand, there are various reasons why many people agree that the former approach is conducive to reduce air pollution. It stands to reason that the number the number of private cars has been increasing significantly in the new era as the result of the advent of state-of-the-art technology in car industry as well as high standard of living. Consequently, the more cars comsumed, the more exhaust emissions emitted, resulting in air pollution. International car-free days, therefore, would reduce to some extent the amount of emissions stemming from this mean of transportation and obviously contribute to environmental protection in the long run.
On the other hand, I would advocate with those who contend that there are numerous approaches besides this above-mentioned one that would be more effectively. Firstly, it is fair to say that air pollution is attributable to not only the increasing car comsumption but also other resources such as emissions from industrial areas. State government, thereafter, should interfere in this field by enacting environmental laws which restrict the amount of emissions of factories. Moreover, residents could be raised awareness by encouraging them to be involved in eco-friendly activites like planting trees, using public transportation or car-pooling system, which curb a large number of vehicles in street including private cars. By doing so, not only could it tackle this problem, it but also save national budget.
In conclusion, it seems to me that applying other methods would be highly advantageous, although international car-free days could be promissing to some extent.
It is true that humankind have been encountering the unprecedented global
air
pollution
. While
many
individuals argue that curbing
air
pollution
by introducing international car-free days is
promissing
, I believe that
other
more effective methods should
be taken
into considerations.
On the one hand, there are various reasons why
many
people
agree
that the former approach is conducive to
reduce
air
pollution
. It stands to reason that
the number the number
of private
cars
has been increasing
significantly
in the new era as the result of the advent of state-of-the-art technology in
car
industry
as well
as high standard of living.
Consequently
, the more
cars
comsumed
, the more exhaust
emissions
emitted, resulting in
air
pollution
. International car-free days,
therefore
, would
reduce
to
some
extent the amount of
emissions
stemming from this mean of transportation and
obviously
contribute to environmental protection in the long run.
On the
other
hand, I would advocate with those who contend that there are numerous approaches
besides
this above-mentioned one that would be more
effectively
.
Firstly
, it is
fair
to say that
air
pollution
is attributable to not
only
the increasing
car
comsumption
but
also
other
resources such as
emissions
from industrial areas. State
government
, thereafter, should interfere in this field by enacting environmental laws which restrict the amount of
emissions
of factories.
Moreover
, residents could
be raised
awareness by encouraging them to
be involved
in eco-friendly
activites
like planting trees, using public transportation or car-pooling system, which curb
a large number of
vehicles in street including private
cars
. By doing
so
, not
only
could it tackle this problem, it
but
also
save national budget.
In conclusion
, it seems to me that applying
other
methods would be
highly
advantageous, although international car-free days could be
promissing
to
some
extent.