Individuals can do nothing to improve the environment; only governments and large companies can make a difference. To what extent do you agree or disagree? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

Environmental issues,

such

as global warming and pollution, have been an argent problem to deal with over the

last

century. Some have a notion that the

government

and corporations are accountable for nature on the earth. I partially dispute

this

opinion and am going to expand my thought in

this

essay. It is undoubted that the

government

plays an important role in preserving our natural circumstances.

First

of all, they have the authority to create new regulations to discourage people to undertake harmful activities to the environment (disposal of rubbish, car driving and more).

Secondly

, spending more national budget on the development of the technology which can promote the protection of nature is

also

a

government

responsibility.

Lastly

but not least, the

government

subsidies for the use of sustainable energy can be a huge factor for residents to contribute to nature. These

government

strategies,

however

, largely depend on the contribution of individuals and what the

government

can do is to motivate them to be involved.

In addition

to the opinion mentioned above, there is some evidence of how individual effort can make a countless difference. Take cloud funding

for example

, even though the donation by one person is tiny, the total amount of money the person who set up the funding could be substantial if people all over the world take part in

this

.

Furthermore

, even without

government

support, each individual can undertake small contributions in their everyday lives.

For instance

, reducing the number of car use and recycling daily rubbish can be the most straightforward and easiest options for the prevention of environmental destruction. In conclusion, not only the

government

but

also

each resident are of significant importance to prevent

further

damage to the earth.