There is a number of
countries
where the population is considered the major problem whereas many developed Use synonyms
nations
have already solved Use synonyms
this
issue. I believe that new buildings might be a way to deal with Linking Words
this
problem but several other measures can be taken to alleviate Linking Words
this
trouble.
To commence with, it can be seen in many developed Linking Words
nations
that they are handling Use synonyms
this
issue without making new houses. Linking Words
Firstly
, they are educating the residents about what consequences can be in the community if they do not plan for kids. Linking Words
For example
, no more than two kids are the trend in China and they are rewarding the public if they have less than two children. Linking Words
As a result
, in the Linking Words
last
few decades, china which was the Linking Words
first
country in the world that had billions of residents now decreased to Linking Words
third
place.
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Secondly
, of course, it can not be ignored that building new dwellings is an effective approach but only for those Linking Words
countries
that have enough land, as smaller Use synonyms
countries
like Sri Lanka cannot even think about making shelters because they do not have sufficient land. Use synonyms
On the other hand
, many developed Linking Words
countries
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such
as Canada and America have a lot of available space, Linking Words
therefore
, they can either build skyscrapers in cities or can Linking Words
also
construct houses in rural areas. Linking Words
Lastly
, various Linking Words
countries
facing population problems can Use synonyms
also
start living together without making new houses which will increase the bonding of family and love.
In conclusion, while rich Linking Words
nations
are financially strong and they Use synonyms
also
have enough land to build new apartments, developing Linking Words
nations
should encourage their citizens toward birth control and birth prevention to solve Use synonyms
this
difficulty.Linking Words
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