Solving environmental problems should be the responsibility of one international organization rather than each national government. Do you agree or disagree?

In the modern era, we regularly face various environmental

problems

in our everyday lives. There are some people who say that there should be a single international organization responsible for controlling these environmental

problems

rather than the national

government

. I completely disagree with

this

view and in my opinion, each national

government

should get involved in solving these

problems

. In the following paragraphs, I will provide support to my argument.

According to

my observation, there are three common reasons why local authorities should be responsible for solving environmental

problems

. First of all, economic efficiency is probably the prime reason.

This

is because regional administrators have complete knowledge of their respective areas and are fully aware of the amount of money they need to solve a particular environmental crisis.

For example

, the Indian

government

recently solved the water pollution crisis in Bangalore with a local currency of only 10,000 rupees from the total budget of 20,000 dollars that was given by the World Health Organization (WHO) to remedy the

problem

.

Secondly

, diversity would be another popular motive for supporting

this

idea. It is well known that every country has its unique ecosystem

thus

these

problems

vary with respect to each country.

For instance

, China has air pollution as their number one environmental crisis,

whereas

in Bangladesh a majority of citizens suffer from water-related diseases.

Finally

, a lower level of corruption is the

last

reason to support the idea of

government

involvement in

this

problem

. Since

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every administration has patriotism inside them, there is less chance of utilising the money for their own benefit rather than solving the

problem

.

For example

, Japan recently observed a decrease in corruption by around 10%, when they involved local authorities to solve their regional environmental

problem

. In conclusion, there is no doubt that whether or not governments should involve themselves in climate

problems

is a debatable issue.

However

, considering all the reasons above, I completely support my prospect that there should be

government

involvement on a national basis because of its far-reaching benefits

such

as economic efficiency, diversity and lower level of corruption.