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Issue83 第1篇 让砖头来得更猛烈些吧!
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Government should preserve publicly owned wilderness areas in their natural state, even though these areas are often extremely remote and thus accessible to only a few people.
提纲:
政府应该保护被人类破坏的野生地区,但是这些地区是否偏远,有人是否可以达到,不是问题的关键。
1、 政府保护的目的就是防止情况进一步恶化;因此应该根据这些地区是否被人为破坏为原则,而不是距离的远近:人们活动的地区比两极地区更需要保护;
2、 政府用于保护这些地区的资源来源于税收,需要考虑效率和收益;因此不能根据该地区的距离和到达人的数量确定是否需要保护;
3、 政府的资源有限,需要保护的地区太多,因此需要确定保护的优先级,应该根据被破坏的严重程度,而不是距离;
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Since industrial revolution human has succeed in exerting enormous effect on natural environment just for the purpose of more comfortable life. One of significant impacts by mankind on nature is of endangered wild territory where wild species of creatures have to struggle for survival and natural ecosystem is disrupted by human's deeds. In the sense, to avoid deteriorating the problems further, I agree that government should preserve public wild regions where behavior of people has perished the natural balance among various animated livings. However, whether the areas are quite remote and thus accessible to only a few people is not the most key factor on the point.
First of all, the sake of government to protect wild environment is to prevent such issues as extinction of species, imbalanced ecosystem and so forth from aggravating more. Thus which areas deserving government's attention is based solely on the degree to which the ones are destroyed severely by over exploitation of people, rather than whether they are quite remote and thus accessible to only a few people. In fact common sense informs us that the farther the regions are away from where people live, the less possibly people do harm to them. For instance, South or North Pole area has less pollution or less dirty air than others where people inhabit. Accordingly when government decide which areas should be focused on, it is other regions suffering ecosystem damage that are taken for granted as beneficiary of government' policy to preserve jeopardized wild area, not the two pole territory. In short, it is human’s hurt on the areas other than distance that determines whether they should get help from government.
Moreover, such resource as money, technology, and the like, which government can utilize for the service, mainly springs from tax payers. So officials in government when they pay the resource for the preserving have to regard the maximal but effective benefits on its usage. Instead, the efficiency on how to make use of the resource and which territory needs to be specially protected must be taken into consideration deliberately. If the resource just is distributed to those territories which are remote but without being destructed by people, it would be prove to waste what called tax citizens submit and thus irresponsible for them. What’s more, those territories which need actual help can not be given enough assistance.
Additionally, the resource which government can distribute in the respect is so finite, whereas damaged wild areas by people are so innumerous. What are worth most effort of government are the most severe ones where living creatures is being extinct and the species would disappear entirely due to over depletion by human unless government interferes. With respect to limit effort of government, priorities must be set among all damaged areas by people. If the areas, though remote and thus accessible to only a few people, still keep natural balance without disastrous consequence made by people, government should not intervene in the spontaneous development of the areas. Rather government should preserve those regions where wild animals and plants are striving to compete with mankind for limited water, grass, and land, and therefore need assistance of government urgently.
in sum, government should pay more attention to the areas where species of wild creatures are struggling to survive, and hence take steps to protect them from becoming worse, no matter whether the areas are remote and thus accessible to a few people or not. |
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