Mengchi Fang
Writing/Grammar 502
October 21, 2015
“Developing countries should depend upon developed countries to solve environmental issues”
Environment degradation has been recognized as one of the main challenges that we have to overcome in the 21st century. The rapid deterioration of environmental problems is believed to have posed a serious threat to our survival. At the same time, an increasing number of people are concerned about who should take the responsibility for protecting the environment. Some people state that developed countries should undertake the main responsibility of environmental improvement; others believe that developing countries should not rely heavily on developed countries’ supports. However, to address this concern, countries worldwide should join forces, instead of working individually for their own targets.
Under current economic climate, developing countries cannot pump lots of money in field of lower priority, which stretch public resources to the limit. This means that developing countries has not enough money to develop other field. In other words, their governments would like to give top priority to meeting people’s basic needs, such as housing and medical care. Therefore, it is necessary for developed countries to share responsibility for environmental protection costs. In addition, developed countries have advance technology, abundant capital and rich experience, which are benefit for developing countries. Many developed countries are trying to stay profitable by shifting factories to developing countries, and the most factories are harmful for the local environment. Due to this cause, we should recognize that environment of developing countries are in urgent need of support, because their environments are susceptible to Human-caused destruction of nature.
Moreover, the impact of environmental problems is normally on a