In some countries quality of life in larger cities is decling. Why do you think is happening and what measurebcan be taken?

The problem of whether or not people should take measures so that the standard of living does not go down in big cities has sparked a heated debate.

While

some people argue that the level of

life

in the country is not determined in any way. I contend that it would bring a positive impact on the quality of

life

in all cities of the world. There are two main reasons why opponents believe that people's lives are indeed getting worse than they used to be. One of them is the high level of radiation from gadgets and household appliances.

For example

,

according to

research conducted by Harvard University every second human has a 0.5 per cent decrease in

life

expectancy

due to

radiation emitted from phones and smartwatches.  Another cogent reason for

this

is an annual increase in population which can lead to global food disasters and the person will simply have nothing to eat. Landlockedness is one of the main reasons why 16 of the 31 landlocked countries are among the world's poorest countries, say three World Bank trade management and logistics economists.To commence I believe that the decline in living standards can be stopped.

Firstly

, we need to improve the healthcare system.

Secondly

, states must control the increase in population

as well as

the migration of citizens.

Finally

, more developed countries should help those in need. 

To conclude

I opine that already in 5-6 years the

life

of all humanity will become better and all aspects of individual

life

will become higher.