In recent times, a large amount of money is spent on local environmental problems with the purpose of improving the environment’s quality. However, some people believe that the authorities should pay more attention to much more urgent issues such as global warming. From my personal point of view, I side with the view that in spite of the needs of money on such indispensable issues, the government should also keep on increasing funding into local problems.
On the one hand, threatening issues do need more money and attention from the human beings. Global warming is one of the major cause of numerous natural catastrophes such as surging seas, tsunami, volcanic eruption, etc. . The massive environmental carnage caused by humans behaviours directly leads to severe damages to the “green lungs” of our planet, which increase the amount of carbon dioxide or any types of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. As a result, this could be considered as one of the most urgent problems that humans need to confront in the 21st century, which can cost governments around the world a huge amount of money.
On the other hands, local environmental problems are also included in adverse changes of our ecosystem. Wastes, garbages are directly disposed to people’s surroundings without any appropriate treatments due to human daily activities such as eating, showering, . . . Moreover, pollution released from transportation, especially private vehicles also plays an essential part in contaminating the air atmosphere and immensely harmful to the our health. As a consequence, only when our natural ‘s system is protected can humans improve the quality of our environment. In order to make that vital change, the authorities should also spend more money on local issues.
In conclusion, despite the urgent needs of solving threatening environmental problems, I believe that we should also continue funding into local issues to gradually make progress in protecting the environment. 
In recent times, a large amount of  
money
  is spent
 on  
local
  environmental
  problems
 with the purpose of improving the environment’s quality.  
However
,  
some
  people
 believe that the authorities should pay more attention  
to
 much more urgent  
issues
 such as global warming. From my personal point of view, I side with the view that  
in spite of
 the  
needs
 of  
money
 on such indispensable  
issues
, the  
government
 should  
also
  keep
 on increasing funding into  
local
 problems.
On the one hand, threatening  
issues
 do  
need
 more  
money
 and attention from the  
human
 beings. Global warming is one of the major cause of numerous natural catastrophes such as surging seas, tsunami, volcanic eruption, etc. 
 .
 The massive  
environmental
 carnage caused by  
humans
  behaviours
  directly
 leads to severe damages to the “green lungs” of our planet, which increase the amount of carbon dioxide or any types of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.  
As a result
, this could  
be considered
 as one of the most urgent  
problems
 that  
humans
  need
 to confront in the 21st century, which can cost  
governments
 around the world a huge amount of money.
On the other hands,  
local
  environmental
  problems
 are  
also
 included in adverse  
changes
 of our ecosystem. Wastes,  
garbages
 are  
directly
 disposed to  
people
’s surroundings without any appropriate treatments due to  
human
 daily activities such as eating, showering 
, .
  .
  .
  Moreover
, pollution released from transportation,  
especially
 private vehicles  
also
 plays an essential part in contaminating the air atmosphere and  
immensely
 harmful to  
the our health
. As a consequence,  
only
 when our natural ‘s system  
is protected
 can  
humans
  improve
 the quality of our environment. In order to  
make
 that vital  
change
, the authorities should  
also
 spend more  
money
 on  
local
 issues. 
In conclusion
, despite the urgent  
needs
 of solving threatening  
environmental
  problems
, I believe that we should  
also
 continue funding into  
local
  issues
 to  
gradually
  make
 progress in protecting the environment.