All countries in the world are suffering from environmental crisis, which is exacerbating each year. In my view, individual effort is less significant in reducing such damages; hence, the government and private organisations should come forward to tackle this ever-increasing global warming and environmental degradation issues.
Certainly, environmental damage is an intricate issue which primarily results from careless industrialisation. Factories release chemicals into the environment without any treatment. So, they are liable for such devastating environment degradation and they should pay all the money to reinstate the environment. According to the World Economic Forum’s survey, industrial wastes are the key reason for the contemporary ecological collapse and it comprises 70% of the world’s pollutions.
Moreover, pollution is not an issue for a single country, but it is creating havoc in all countries. As all countries are inextricably connected, no country can deny its duties to resolve the issue. While the iceberg in Antarctica melts, it increases the risks of floods in the lower sea-level countries like Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and the Maldives. Whereas 80% of global warming is happening due to the excessive fuel usages of the developed countries. Rich countries should reduce their fuel consumption to limit the global temperature rise so that other countries become free from any environment-related jeopardies.
In conclusion, the intensity of the environmental damages has reached its peak, so the individual effort will not greatly impact on the reduction of this worldwide issue. In fact, large organizations and government should resolve the issue because they are responsible for most the damages and they have the means to control it.
All
countries
in the world are suffering from
environmental
crisis, which is exacerbating each year. In my view, individual effort is less significant in reducing such damages;
hence
, the
government
and private
organisations
should
come
forward to tackle this ever-increasing global warming and
environmental
degradation issues.
Certainly
,
environmental
damage
is an intricate
issue
which
primarily
results from careless
industrialisation
. Factories release chemicals into the environment without any treatment.
So
, they are liable for such devastating environment
degradation and
they should pay all the money to reinstate the environment. According to the World Economic Forum’s survey, industrial wastes are the key reason for the contemporary ecological collapse and it comprises 70% of the world’s pollutions.
Moreover
, pollution is not an
issue
for a single
country
,
but
it is creating havoc in all
countries
. As all
countries
are
inextricably
connected, no
country
can deny its duties to resolve the
issue
. While the iceberg in Antarctica melts, it increases the
risks
of floods in the lower sea-level
countries
like Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and the Maldives.
Whereas
80% of global warming is happening due to the excessive fuel usages of the developed
countries
. Rich
countries
should
reduce
their fuel consumption to limit the global temperature rise
so
that other
countries
become free from any environment-related
jeopardies
.
In conclusion
, the intensity of the
environmental
damages has reached its peak,
so
the individual effort will not
greatly
impact on the reduction of this worldwide
issue
. In fact, large
organizations
and
government
should resolve the
issue
because
they are responsible for most the
damages and
they have the means to control it.