Environmental damage is the problem of most countries. What factors damage the environment and who should take responsibility?

In recent times, many countries have faced a catastrophic environment. There are two factors that cause

this

issue, namely motor vehicle pollution, and the overuse of

plastic

bags. From my perspective, the

government

can be blamed for

this

issue, and

government

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must take part in protecting and preserving the environment.

To begin

with, all motor

vehicles

, when the engine operates, release pollutants into the air, including carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, and hydrocarbons, which react with sunlight and warm

temperature

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to form ground-level ozone that can cause respiratory problems and lung damage.

This

problem occurs in big cities because population growth means more

vehicles

on the road, so people having respiratory problems are more common in cities than in villages.

Moreover

,

plastic

pollution is a serious problem since

plastic

can take thousands of years to degrade in the environment naturally.

This

trash exists everywhere, from beaches to roadsides and even the furthest reaches of the ocean.

For instance

, a few years ago, when people went to the beach, they could see their faces clearly on the water, but now, the clear face is gone and replaced by pale

plastic

.

Furthermore

, the issues appear because of the lack of attention and supervision from the

government

. They should take short-term action, namely improving public transportation facilities so that people do not hesitate to use them and limiting the use of

plastic

in society, whilst in long-term steps,

whereas

, in long-term action, the

government

can switch to using eco-friendly fuel for

vehicles

and biodegradable materials for packaging. In conclusion, many countries experience environmental problems because of the uncontrolled number of

vehicles

and the use of

plastic

materials, so the

government

must be able to take decisive steps to overcome

this

problem.