Write about the following topic: Some people are of the view that industries and multinational companies, and not the government, should pay for the cost of ways to clean up the pollution they have created. Discuss both views and give your opinion. Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

In recent years, giant organizations and

industries

contribute significantly to polluting the

environment

. A few environmentalists

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believe that these companies should be accounted for clearing the pollution, while the other few claim the

government

should be in charge of reviving the

environment

. In my opinion, the

industries

and companies should spend on clearing the waste they contributed to the surroundings. I will explain both views in the forthcoming passages.

To begin

with, the

industries

and businesses pollute the land, and water and exploit natural resources to an upper limit mainly to increase profits. If the industrialists are made liable to pay for alleviating the pollution problems, they will take more deliberate actions to limit the harmful effluents in the waterbodies and toxic fumes into the air.

For example

, a leading car manufacturer in south India pays heftily in incinerating the wastes they dump into the surroundings.

This

is the most feasible idea to preserve the ecosystem.

On the other hand

, the

government

that collects exorbitant taxes from the

industries

should allocate funds to maintain the

environment

clean and tidy.

For instance

, the Indian

government

collect 30% of the company's revenue as tax every year and spends one-

third

of the tax amount to mitigate challenges caused by pollution. By doing so, the

environment

and the bio-diversity are conserved to an extent. To conclude, I strongly feel that the organizations that earn millions of dollars by exploiting and depleting natural resources should be obliged to pay huge sums to revive the

environment

rather than exerting pressure on the

government

to pay for clearing the toxic wastage.