Question

[Nguyễn Hiền Mai]

Write an essay (150 - 300 words) about this topic:

Environmental problems are becoming a global issue. Environmental problems are counter-challenging the quality of life people enjoy in modern advanced societies. Do you think that environmental problems will produce better results if it is addressed globally or it should be addressed by individual countries? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

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Answer 1

[nguyễn khánh linh]

Sample Answer 1:
Some environmental problems are regional like cyclones and some others are global - greenhouse effects for instance. With the span of time, most of the environmental problems are becoming global issues and I believe that global initiatives should be taken for the best result and to make the world a better place to live in.

To begin with, environmental problems are generally caused by humans and while some of them are national in nature, most of them are global issues. Noise or water pollution at a time remain national problems but after a certain period, it would turn into a problem for the whole world. Thus if some environmental problems are left unaddressed due to its span in a country, it would soon become the problem for all nations.

Moreover, not all nations are equally qualified to address issues of such magnitude, due to their economic and political aspects, and this is why other affluent nations should extend their helping hands to solve such problems. Rich nations contribute more to the global warming and this is why they need to build a common platform to bring all nations together to fight the environmental problems. For a poor country, it is quite tough to allocate budget for saving the greenery while millions of its population are suffering from hunger and natural disaster. This is why other rich nations have natural obligations to help those poor or developing nations.

To draw the conclusion, global environmental problems like greenhouse effects, global warming etc. have already become the concern for every nation. A collaborative effort to address these problems would be a better strategy while each nation is not equally adept to solve the global problems.

Model Answer 2:
Environmental problems greatly vary in terms of their magnitudes and some of these are local, while others are definitely global in nature - the greenhouse effect or global warming for example. For the best result, these short of problems should be addressed at the most appropriate levels, sometimes even at multiple levels.

To begin with, some environmental problems are generally caused by a group of people in a particular region and these issues get accelerated by the rapid expansion of industrialisation in this region. These sorts of problems often include noise pollution, air pollution, deforestation, intoxicating waste disposal etc. and these are generally national in nature. It is better to address these types of environmental problems at the national level and educating people is a viable solution in this scenario. International aid sometimes can help a poor or developing country to address environmental problems but the government of the country should take initiatives to solve such national problems.

Having said that, some environmental problems, for instance, common river, coastline or sea pollution concerns more than one countries and those sorts of problems should be addressed at a bilateral level. Similarly, if an environmental problem concerns a large region, for instance, a continent, that should be discussed and fought by the countries that are located on this continent. Some common examples of this type of environmental problems are desertification, soil erosion, aridness and floods.

Finally, some environmental problems pervade across national boundaries and calls for multinational or global collaboration. For example, radioactive industrial wastages in oceans, ozone layer degradation, global warming are global issues and these types of problems should be addressed by every single nation in the world. For greater success and effectiveness, I believe that the commitment of countries, especially rich nations, is quite important.

To conclude, environmental problems should be viewed as a common problem for the mankind and those global problems should be endorsed and shared globally by all nations. Similarly, rich nationals should help the developing nations to fight their regional and national environmental problems for the best result.

Answer 2

[Nguyễn Phương Linh]

Along with the development of the society, there are an increasing number of issues brought to consideration, one of which is how to approach environmental problems that are threats to people’s quality of life in the modern era. There emerging a standpoint stating the issue should be better addressed on global scale, while others believe it is individual countries’ responsibility. This essay’s aim is providing personal position favoring both viewpoints and appropriate reasons.
On the one hand, solving environmental problems should be first each country’s mission. As each individual country cover a particular part of global natural environment, it is responsible for preserving that part. Suppose citizens on the globe all excellently accomplish their obligation of dealing with environmental problems in the frame of their country, consequently, the issue could be remedied on global scale. Besides, a country itself is believed to best understand its environmental problems. Therefore, it can create appropriate solutions fitting its resources and financial conditions.
On the other hand, good results are also generated when the issue is considered a global duty. International organizations, world forums and pacts provide an ideal circumstance for countries’ leaders to discuss environmental problems. As a proverb goes “Two heads are better than one”, a number of brilliant world leaders may come up with creative remedies for a particularly difficult-to-solve environmental issue of a country. Moreover, in such conferences, wealthier countries have opportunities to provide help for poorer nations that possess little resources to handle their own environmental problems. By mutual assistance among countries, global environmental issues may be handled well.
Briefly, I strongly believe the best result will be produced when environmental problems are addressed both on global scale and by each country. It is both individual and the world’s responsibility to preserve the environment for the next generation.