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People who live in large cities face a range of problems in their daily life. What are the main problems people in cities face, and how can these problems be tackled?

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These days, there are numerous
people
 who live in large cities.
In addition
, The growth of
dwelling
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 is increasing rapidly, which is affecting
people
 in many ways. There are some drawbacks to concern and need to tackle. In the essay, I will analyse these
problems
, some possible solutions and conclude
my
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 personal opinion.
To begin
 with, One of the main causes of the problem is air pollution.
This
 conspicuously derives from their activities that continually introduce harmful contaminants into the air, indirectly causing health
problems
.
For example
,
First
, many vehicles in the city emit a lot of pollutants. The air was full of exhaust from traffic cars.
Second
, the rising population
also
 increases the amount of waste, which can cause harm to the environment and lead to other
problems
such
 as disease. To tackle these issues,
people
 should campaign to create a good conscience for coexistence. To illustrate, public transportation is the best way to decrease carbon dioxide and traffic on the road. There should be
improvement
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 in public transport systems to encourage more
people
 to use
it
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.
Moreover
, on a part of waste
problems
,
people
 should
sort-out
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 refuse and recycle. It could help to reduce the amount of garbage and build
a
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good
vibes
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 in the city. In summary, it is undeniable that living in a big city faces lots of
problems
 and all of these are not something that can be solved overnight. Personally, I believe that if everyone helps each other to implement some of the suggestions I have made above,
people
 will live happier and healthier in the future.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • urbanization
  • metropolis
  • commute
  • public transportation
  • gridlock
  • air pollution
  • noise pollution
  • expensive housing
  • exorbitant prices
  • work-life balance
  • recreation areas
  • parks and gardens
  • criminal activities
  • security measures
  • density
  • neighborhood
  • public amenities
  • healthcare facilities
  • educational institutions
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