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3# lghscu
The argument presented above recommending that the airport’s plan should be approved, based on that new runways built on the bay would make a reduction of the flight delays and that restoring wetlands of 1,000 acres would ameliorate the bay’s enviroment rather than do harm to it, seems relatively logical. However, it fails to consider other possible facets necessary to evalute that proposal.
It is possible that there exists other possible alternative explanantions for the flight delays rather than a possible lack of enough runways, which might be one of the reasons, but not supported by the evidence. These alternative explanations might include the fact that the weather conditions at the Franklin airport might change frequently, therefore, being unsuitable for airplane’s flying during most of the time. Maybe, for instance, sometimes it is only early in the morning that airplanes could be able to safely land on the runways, while sometimes during twilight. What’s worse, hurricane might happen irregularly near the bay, resultin in an increasing number of flight delays. It might also be the case that the management system at the airport is not updated frequently, causing a mismatch between the system and the current situation and correspondingly a relatively high flight delays. For example, flight delays might occur when the management system can only deal with 50 planes but actually 60 planes are running at the Franklin airport. If these mentioned above are true, new runways would not be a solution to the problem of the flight delays, but just add the financial burden.
The argument also fails to recognize that the wetlands restoration does not necessarily guarantee a compensation for the destruction of the area on which new runways would be built. The circumstance of the 900 acres of the bay would possibly be different as compared to the wetlands . Therefore, there, for instance, would exist some species that have been used to living in an circumstance of the 900 acres of the bay. However, these species may could not live their lives on the wetlands. So even if the wetlands restoration could be effectively done, some animals would lose their homes, consequently, the enviromental problems would become declining. Moreover, is there a room for the 1,000 acres of wetlands damaged by industrialization to be restored? If not, what is the use of the part of the plan, that is, the wetlands restoration? In another word, filling in 900 acres of the bay would increase the extent of being damaged.
In addition to the causes of flight delays and the issue related to enviroment, another essential thing to consider is the profit gained by the Franklin airport. A large amount of money should be invested in the project of filling in the 900 acres of the bay and recovering the wetlands of 1, 000 acres. And these money might not produce profit if the citizens of Franklin have the idea that no matter what the aiport does, the situation of flight delays would not change. So they would choose other vehicles such as automobile when going out. As a result, the Franklin airport would possiblly face deficit instead of making money.
Based on the discussion above, before any final decision about the plan of building new runways by filling in 900 acres of the bay is made, this argument should evaluate all possible causes for the flight delays to make it more convincing, and all possible consequences resulting from disrupting tidal patterns and making harm to wildlife.
在此,感谢SasakiKojiro的宝贵意见(你名字才太长了啊)
感谢Kiki(第三轮攻击来源于Kiki的思考) |
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