According to The United Nations, the rate of environmental damage is increasing at an alarming rate across the planet. I
Posted: Mon Apr 18, 2022 9:12 am
According to The United Nations, the rate of
environmental damage is increasing at an alarming rate across
the planet. In almost every region, population growth, rapid
urbanization, rising levels of consumption, desertification, land
degradation and climate change have combined to leave countries
suffering from severe water scarcity. These worrying trends are
also making it increasingly hard for the world to feed itself. The
UN has called for collaboration to reverse the impacts but there is
a blaming game between government, MNCs, local companies, consumer
and citizens making it hard to resolve. Which two most
important parties do you think can exert stronger pressure to
coerce others to start reducing/reversing the damage towards
the environment and how? Support your justification by
providing real examples.
environmental damage is increasing at an alarming rate across
the planet. In almost every region, population growth, rapid
urbanization, rising levels of consumption, desertification, land
degradation and climate change have combined to leave countries
suffering from severe water scarcity. These worrying trends are
also making it increasingly hard for the world to feed itself. The
UN has called for collaboration to reverse the impacts but there is
a blaming game between government, MNCs, local companies, consumer
and citizens making it hard to resolve. Which two most
important parties do you think can exert stronger pressure to
coerce others to start reducing/reversing the damage towards
the environment and how? Support your justification by
providing real examples.