The government should reduce the amount of money spent on local environmental problems and instead increase funding into urgent and more threatening issues such as global warming. To what extend do you agree or disagree.

Environmental issues are a controversial matter which has been discussed by different sectors of society. Some experts claim that countries should invest
money
to preserve their local environment. Others claim that authorities should plan to spend
money
on environmental problems related to the whole worlds. I strongly tend to agree with the
last
one. From my point of view, the Planet Earth needs all nations to be together to decrease these problems,
such
as
deforestation
, emission of greenhouse gases, global warming, etc…
Firstly
, one main reason that countries should aim to help to decrease global environmental problems is global warming. Research has shown that we have one decade to decrease
deforestation
, emission of carbon dioxide, methane and other greenhouse gases,
otherwise
, the global warming effects will the irreversible.
Consequently
, we will see climate changes severely,
such
as the hottest summers or the coldest winters. Another result,
this
we can already see, is the plants are changing their patterns,
for example
, budding their leaves earlier than dropping them later. The animals are changing their migration routes looking for better places to stay. Global warming is melting the ice of both caps in Antarctica, and in case we do not stop it we will see droughts, floods, rainstorms, and the global sea level could rise as much as 3 feet.
Secondly
, another reason that shows nations could invest
money
on global problems is the
deforestation
is decreasing the oxygen on the whole planet. Take an example Amazon forest, which has decreased its size considerably in the
last
years because of farming. People should be aware of
this
industry is causing to our environment. Cattles are the main sources of emission of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
Moreover
, the soy plantation to feed the cattle from all over the world is causing the Amazon
deforestation
. Countries should invest
money
to make people aware of eating less meat. To sum up, as I see it, nations cannot leave to reduce global environmental problems for later because the planet is in danger. Countries should focus on the worldwide environment
otherwise
many lives will be extinct, including human being.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • urgent issues
  • global warming
  • local environmental problems
  • funding
  • redirecting funds
  • broader environmental health
  • financial efficiency
  • return on investment
  • cost-effective
  • holistic approach
  • moral and ethical considerations
  • resource allocation
  • long-term consequences
  • short-term impacts
  • competing environmental concerns
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