All development exercises, not matter what, are likely to harm
the Planet in one way or the other. Therefore, man must learn to live with the
existing facilities. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this?
It is a fact that most of the developments in these days have
negative effect on the phase of the Planet. So people should adapt and accept
these facts. I totally disagree with this view. In my opinion, people should be
wise enough to protect their planet.
These days no one can deny the fact that new developments in
every field are necessary for the existence of the planet through which new
research can be carried out in different
fields and implement new ideas to safeguard
the Planet. For example, many developments in the field of science facilitate
early detection and prognosis of many diseases. This would definitely improve
the quality of life and its structure. As a result, people can lead healthy and
happy lifestyle.
On the other hand, some people argue that it can affect the
planet by causing pollution and damage to the ecosystem. However, along with
developmental exercises and research, the agencies concerned must make
necessary provisions in safeguarding the planet and other ill effecting
factors.
Nowadays, people are well planned and fully aware about the
impacts of developments. So, they try to implement eco-friendly and safe methods in order to protect the planet
rather than adapting existing life.
From the above mentioned points, it can be concluded that,
although many developments hinder the existence of the Planet, the advantages
outweigh the disadvantages. People should accept this fact and welcome new
developments.
Graph on waste and countries
The table provides statistical data comparing
how much waste is produced in six different countries over a period of
three decades.
It is evident from the graph that the USA
produced more waste as compared to other countries, while Ireland and
Portugal were the least producers.
It is clear from the graph that, among the six
countries, US produced more waste over a period of twenty years. This
figure increased dramatically by 2000, where it represents 192 millions of tons
of waste. Japan also reported a similar trend. However, their 2000 figure
was almost double as compared to 1980s figure [28]. Interestingly, Portugal and
Poland were producing similar amount
of wastes.
Surprisingly, there was
no waste production reported in Korea in the year 1980 and Ireland in
the year 1990. By 2000, waste production in Ireland went up and reported at 5
million tons. However, Korea was the only country whose waste production declined
throughout the periods.
Overall, it is obvious from the graph that in
the year 2000, the US and Japan were the highest contributors in terms of
waste. The total waste generated by the US was more that the quantity generated
by all the other countries.
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