The question is whether that government should punish companies which produce pollution through setting tax or fine or it would be better for states to look for the approaches to solve the mentioned problem. Everyone with regard to his private viewpoint may maintain a specific direction toward this issue. Some believe that penalties can be effective because companies may lose their benefit in this route while others have a conviction that government must search strict methods to remove the pollution instead of dealing with it. I am unanimous with the latter group; so the next paragraphs will vastly elucidate my vantage point through three salient reasons:
To begin with, nobody could overlook the fact that pollution has negative effects on human beings' health. As a matter a fact, it would reinforce some diseases such as cancer, breath or heart troubles and weakening eyes and list goes on. All of these in long term may create irrecoverable damages. It can be said that paying tax or fine may dwindle the level of pollution but it can never eliminate this aforementioned problem totally. The states should notice the ways which eradicate pollution. This can be gained by getting help from the young forces and their creativity to plan new ideas.
In addition, not only the pollution is harmful for living beings, but also it harms environment and birds, animals or plants species. Nowadays, with increasing industrial movements in all over the world, the wild species are threatened to extinction. Recovering them may be very expensive because if pollution continues in any level, people have to transfer threatened species to another area- this approach is called assistance migration- and this movement requires a lot of efforts, researches and money. One should not forget that money which is earned through fines or penalties will not be enough for rescuing wild species; hence, it can be logical for rulers to find other solutions for deleting pollution.
Moreover, today' s the overwhelming majority of companies are able to obtain more profits through their products; consequently, they may not like to change their approach in production line. Needless to say the mentioned companies prefer to embrace fines or penalties instead of altering their method and taking risk. I mean, they can be used to giving fines.
To sum up, this conclusion could be drawn that the states should spend their time or money on finding new plans to remove the pollution. Setting fines may reduce the level of pollution but it can never solve the problems related to humans or environment.
The question is whether that
government
should punish
companies
which produce
pollution
through
setting tax or
fine
or it would be better for states to look for the approaches to solve the mentioned problem. Everyone with regard to his private viewpoint may maintain a specific direction toward this issue.
Some
believe that penalties can be effective
because
companies
may lose their benefit in this route while others have a conviction that
government
must
search strict methods to remove the
pollution
instead
of dealing with it. I am unanimous with the latter group;
so
the
next
paragraphs will
vastly
elucidate my vantage point
through
three salient reasons:
To
begin
with, nobody could overlook the fact that
pollution
has
negative
effects on human
beings&
#039; health. As a matter a fact, it would reinforce
some
diseases such as cancer, breath or heart troubles and weakening eyes and list goes on. All of these in long term may create irrecoverable damages. It can
be said
that paying tax or
fine
may dwindle the level of
pollution
but
it can never eliminate this aforementioned problem
totally
. The states should notice the ways which eradicate
pollution
. This can
be gained
by getting
help
from the young forces and their creativity to plan new
ideas
.
In addition
, not
only
the
pollution
is harmful for living beings,
but
also
it harms environment and birds, animals or plants species. Nowadays, with increasing industrial movements in all over the world, the wild species
are threatened
to extinction. Recovering them may be
very
expensive
because
if
pollution
continues in any level,
people
have to
transfer threatened species to another area- this approach
is called
assistance migration- and this movement requires
a lot of
efforts, researches and money. One should not forget that money which
is earned
through
fines
or penalties will not be
enough
for rescuing wild species;
hence
, it can be logical for rulers to find other solutions for deleting pollution.
Moreover
,
today&
#039; s the overwhelming majority of
companies
are able to obtain more profits
through
their products;
consequently
, they may not like to
change
their approach in production line. Needless to say the mentioned
companies
prefer to embrace
fines
or penalties
instead
of altering their method and taking
risk
. I mean, they can be
used
to giving fines.
To sum up, this conclusion could
be drawn
that the states should spend their time or money on finding new plans to remove the
pollution
. Setting
fines
may
reduce
the level of
pollution
but
it can never solve the problems related to humans or environment.