Problems with environmental pollution have become so serious that many countries are trying to solve these problems. discuss cause and effect and Suggest possible solutions and give your own opinion.

In contemporary society,

pollution

is just ubiquitous. With little objection, we can boldly say that

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it happens mainly in the manufacturing phase of goods.

This

is intensified by inadequate treatment of waste material during the production process due to economic reasons, and it, in turn, leads to the destruction of natural habitats and loss of wildlife animals eventually. To alleviate

this

, we need to go directly to its root and tackle the economic reason

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. In a lot of

countries

, which are mainly the developing ones, the environmental protection regulations are not that stringent or just not earnestly enacted. In fact, it may be these

countries

' intended strategy to use a low-cost production process to win factory orders and job opportunities.

This

is exemplified by the immense export subsidies earned by Chinese aluminium smelters in the early years. Producing aluminium requires plenty of electricity which is actually generated by burning coal, and we all know

this

produces

pollution

. Upgrading coal electricity plants to more advanced ones of course helps to reduce

pollution

, but it reduces the competition power of

products

and in reality consumers in developed

countries

just do not pay for the increase.

Thus

, it is a complex

problem

. To mitigate the

problem

, we need to tackle its predominant economic cause.

For instance

, we can trace the carbon footprint on the final

products

and impose a carbon tax on them, so the aluminium

products

aforementioned would be taxed according to the energy-saving level of its upstream electricity plants and the machinery it uses

accordingly

.

In addition

to the stick deployed, developed

countries

can

also

give carrots

such

as reduction of customs duties to

products

with comparably fewer carbon footprints. In conclusion, environmental

pollution

is a deeply entrenched

problem

and solving

such

a

problem

is close to insurmountable.

Nonetheless

, if we keep on kicking the can on the road, we will lose even the chance to alleviate it and let the deterioration of the natural environmental bite us back one day in future.