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本帖最后由 Candyisthebest 于 2015-10-27 15:22 编辑
issue 10) Nations should pass laws to preserve any remaining wilderness areas in their natural state, even if these areas could be developed for economic gain.
Write a response in which you discuss your views on the policy and explain your reasoning for the position you take. In developing and supporting your position, you should consider the possible consequences of implementing the policy and explain how these consequences shape your position.
It goes without saying that, with the advance of industry and technology, human beings have compelling -in many cases catastrophic - impacts on nature. In order to preserve our planet, some people urge that nations should pass laws to preserve any remaining wilderness areas. Nevertheless, the identity of “nations” in the statement is very vague, from my perspective, countries under poor financial condition should not pass such laws, nor do countries with limited land. On the other hand, affluent countries are supposed to conserve rather than preserve remaining wilderness areas so as to balance between economical benefits and environment protection.
Developing countries whose nations are under horrible threats should not preserve all wilderness areas. In these countries, people are struggling to make both ends meet so I believe the most salient problem the government should solve is to improve the life standards of the people. For instant, the government could permit to build more factories so as to provide more job opportunities. Some people may argue that, the preservation of industrial land does good to future generation, however, it is ironic that this “sustainable ” effort only entices starving contemporary generation into famine.
It is also counterproductive to implement preservation policies in countries or areas lack of natural resources. Take Hong Kong as a case in point. Well-known as the highest house prices all over the world, Hong Kong is undergoing the grudge of its people all the time. It is not practical to preserve natural landscapes at the expense of urbane houses and infrastructures. Plus, not only is there not enough room for living people, but also not enough graveyards for dead bodies, let alone the preservation of wilderness areas for other creatures. From the other point of view, if the government passes laws to preserve natural areas against people’s will, the economic will shrink without doubt and more serious political riots will come into being.
When it comes to rich countries of ample natural resources, it is more sensible to reserve instead of preserving wild areas. There is a clear-cut difference between preservation and reservation. Preservation means keeping the original landscape unconditionally while reservation stands for using the natural resources wisely and sustainably. As far as I am concerned, I recommend the government go for the second choice. To illustrate, I can think of no better example than the Yellow Stone National Park, which is the paradigm of conservation. The most amazing of it is that, it maintains the untainted natural world as well as presents its beauty to the world. In addition, the tourism greatly blossoms local economics. In conclusion, the government could learn from the exemplary case to achieve both financial and environment-friendly goals.
To sum it up, poor countries and countries of scarce natural resources should not preserve wilderness areas because the nation’s well-being ought to be guaranteed in the first place whereas developed countries are supposed to take actions conserve rather than preserve natural lands in order to thrive the economics harmoniously.
老师评语:
Nevertheless, the identity of “nations” in the statement is very vague, from my perspective, countries under poor financial condition should not pass such laws, nor do countries with limited land. On the other hand, affluent countries are supposed to conserve rather than preserve remaining wilderness areas so as to balance between economical benefits and environment protection.
the identity of “nations” in the statement is very vague 什么意思
而且这里断句也有问题
估计考官看到这种句子就直接判3分了
affluent countries are supposed to 这里应该表明是你的观点
is supposed to一般用来描述大家都认同的规则 Chinese students are supposed to be good at math ...
语言表达不过关啊
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