There is a debate that people are incapacitated to sufficiently care for nature compared to the state and big companies. I totally agree with
this
statement for different reasons. Linking Words
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position is discussed Linking Words
further
in the essay below.
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and foremost, while citizens are able to demonstrate or protest and engage in clean-up campaigns among other actions targeted at caring for the environment, their efforts are usually small-scale and isolated. Linking Words
For instance
, despite so many efforts from the grassroots of India, the country's levels of pollution have tripled over the Linking Words
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two decades. Linking Words
This
is because the main polluters, the state and private firms, which have big financial and political muscles, have yet to change their detrimental ways.
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Secondly
, entrepreneurial organisations and the government can use their financial and political clout to advance environmental protection and improvement. Respectively, they can do so by financing conservation and other projects and participating in the formulation of policies and laws that regulate environmental usage. Linking Words
For example
, Bill Gates' company is heavily involved in funding anti-poaching campaigns in Africa and many governments of the world are regulating pollution through the 'polluter pays principle', a law unanimously accepted in several United Nations meetings that these countries attend. Their efforts are really significant.
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, I completely concur with the view that says states and big companies are in a better place to improve nature than individuals. Linking Words
This
is because of the monetary and political power they possess compared to the latter. These and other issues were articulated in the essay above.Linking Words