Urbanization and modern life have presented us with a number of challenges and decisions that can be vexingly complicated. None of which is too rudimentary to ignore. However, it is not as if that problems can not be solved.
The crux of the matters is related to air pollution. Whilst the crusaders of protecting ecosystem strive to pursue environmentally friendly activities, the industry enthusiasts solely focus on lubricating the wheels of industry at any cost. This way tens of thousands of priceless trees are cut down to build industrial districts. This deforestation causes air pollution. Another major problem is the rising number of committing offences. Nowadays, in some crowded places like Theran, the capital of my country, Iran, crime rate has reached dangerously high levels.
Turning to possible solutions, one of the best ways to tackle air pollution is planting more trees. Trees are just like lungs of the earth as Amazon Forest has won its fame as one of the most important natural resources of our motherland. Trees are able to absorb carbon dioxide and produce oxygen which means a better weather condition. Therefore, the more city dwellers plant trees and extend forest, the fresher air can be expected. Moreover, an effective suggestion in order to make society a safer place to live is community education. Residents will lose their tendency toward being a criminal provided that they are aware of immediate and long-term dire consequences of breaking the law or breaching the orders. This is why, in a kind of country, like Japan, schools prioritize humanity-related relationships rather than scientific-related matters.
In conclusion, perilous though large cities may be in the aspect of pollution in the air, it is possible to decrease these toxic materials by afforestation. What if we do not place a high value on ecosystem? Will the residents stay healthy and live longer?