The decline to live in cities and to move to the villages to travel to work by a significant number of people, nowadays, leads to the increase of traffic jams and to the environment destruction. The main causes and possible solutions will be examined in this essay.
One of the most important reasons why people do so, could be the cost of the accommodation. As the prices for flats in towns have rocketed recently, they try to find less expensive options, as salaries are still the same. For instance, houses in Kazakhstan’s cities cost much more than in the countryside, so they decide to buy them outside, but they stay loyal to their jobs. With decreasing the value of the accommodation, they will not try to find a cheaper variant. As a result, the amount of man travelling long distances to their workplaces with the usage of vehicles may fall, which damage the Earth.
Beyond the aforemetioned cause, there is a better environment and a beautiful nature. Due to the wish of families to live in silence and to breathe fresh air, they decide to dislocate. With the increase in pollution in every country, because of the sum of factories and vehicles in the cities leads to the desire to be able to give their children a better living space. For instance, the reduction of factories built in the cities could make people believe that towns still can be not so much polluted. As a result, with less pollution people might love to stay near the places where they work, as it will not take so long to get to their jobs.
In conclusion, there are two main reasons: high prices for the accommodation and a noticeable pollution of the cities. By decreasing the costs of the houses and the proportion of the pollutive plants they could be persuaded to stay not so far from their places of work.