People living in large cities have to face many problems in everyday life. What are those problems? Should the government encourage people to move to regional towns? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

In recent years,

urban population

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the urban population

has seen an exponential growth due to many moving in for a better livelihood.

This

rapid growth is creating problems in the day to day activities of people. Below, we’ll discuss about the two major problems (

pollution

, resource scarcity), and try to figure out whether “

government

encouraging people to

move

to regional towns” helps or not. Increasing levels of

pollution

is

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are

a major concern for the people living in cities. The reasons might be due to increase in

vehicular

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vehicle

emissions, deforestation for housing or permitting industrial establishment. In

this

case if

government

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the government

encourages people to

move

to regional towns, I don’t see a real benefit for people in

this

. Because it would increase commuting times for people, which translates to more vehicular

pollution

and more land denuding for housing. Resource scarcity is

also

another major concern for the people. As more people pore in to find better opportunities, housing options are rapidly decreasing. Due to

this

people are living in small and suffocating spaces, which has a toll on their health in

long term

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the long term

. In

this

case people will be benefited if

government

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the government

encourages people to

move

to regional towns. In my opinion, the

government

should expand the cities outwards and allocate special zones for residential communities and create a disturbed network of economic districts.

This

way people can live near the to the place of work.

Furthermore

, providing end to end transit facilities would reduce the commuting time as well as

pollution

. In the future, if

government

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the government

wants to make cities greener,

then

it can reuse the housing lands that are deserted by the

move

to make

bio diversity

the diversity of plant and animal life in a particular habitat (or in the world as a whole)

biodiversity

parks. In conclusion,

pollution

and resource scarcity are the major issues for the people living in major cities, and I feel that authorities should take relevant actions by weighing in the pros and cons.