Pollution and other environmental problems are resulting from a country's developing and becoming richer. Some think this can not be avoided. To what extent do you agree or disagree

In the contemporary world, pollutants and surrounding obstacles are soaring

due to

a nation advancing.

Although

, a section of the public believes that

this

trend can not be mitigated.

However

, I would argue that conditional challenges

as well as

contamination can be overcome by regulation of vehicles

as well as

recycling of used products.

To begin

with, the escalation of infection and ecological issues can be curbed by controlling cars.

For example

, the government of Ghana recently introduced free transport for its citizens

as a result

, the vast majority of Ghanaians have ceased using their private cars because of the fast and cheaper transport introduced by the officials.

This

means that smoking from various vehicles has actually reduced and currently, Ghana is being counted among the countries with few pollution.

Therefore

, there is no doubt that environmental hindrances and contaminants can not be ceased.

In addition

,

this

phenomenon can be regulated by the reuse of used items.

This

is because ,with proper recycling of goods

such

as rubber, the territory will be free from pollution.

For example

, China has adopted a process of reusing old products and

this

has made them to be the cleanest and free pollutant country.

This

implies that even though a nation can have a booming population but with effective tackling of controlling finished goods, contamination, as well as environmental setbacks

such

as diseases,

such

as diseases can be curbed . In conclusion,

although

some argue that

due to

territory progression, not only abuse but

also

conditional setbacks can not be avoided.

However

, I believe that with effective measures

such

as reducing transport and reused of finished items,

this

phenomenon can be overcome.