Q. More and more people are shifting to cities from countryside. Does this have advantages or disadvantages on environment?

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Nowadays, we find numerous
people
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are relocating to
cities
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from villages.
Cities
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are getting a lot more populated bringing in a lot of positives and negatives. In my view,
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would have an adverse effect on the
environment
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. Here, I will be discussing the cons of
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. We are observing that a lot of
people
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are getting carried away towards
cities
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from villages.
According to
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me,
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will impact the
environment
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in several negative ways
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as an increase in
pollution
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, population, cost of living etc. When
people
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relocate to the city from the countryside it in turn increases the number of private vehicles on the road which will cause an imbalance in nature by emitting harmful gases into the
environment
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. In the earlier paragraph, we saw about air
pollution
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.
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, we encounter noise
pollution
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due to
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the masses shifting to urban areas from rural areas. Higher the population chances are more for an increase in noise. Noise
pollution
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will worsen the health conditions of elderly
people
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, babies and patients. In my view, relocating to tier
cities
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from the countryside will result in adverse effects on the
environment
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,
for instance
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, an increase in
pollution
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.
Hence
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, I conclude that shifting from the countryside to
cities
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is not a good thought.
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The easiest paragraph to write in an essay is the conclusion paragraph. This is because the paragraph mostly contains information that has already been presented in the essay – it is just the repetition of some information written in the introduction paragraph and supporting paragraphs.

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