It is thought that measures should be carried out by societies in order to address climate change, whereas others say that It is more helpful that people should learn how to live with it. While living with existing climatic challenges could be more cost-effective, I believe that solving this problem would help to save the natural resources for future generations.
On the on hand, It is more economic that people should adopt changes in the climate. This is because alteration in the raincycle and global warming are complex issues. Thus, investing in research procedures for renewable energy sources and spreading awareness of recycling and reusing plastic items can require a large amount of money. As a result, if governments spend more on these solutions, remaining essential services such as transportation, healthcare, and education would receive limited funds, resulting in reducing the overall quality of life. So, accepting changes is the best way. However, there are some effective ways that require less funds.
On the other hand, the natural resources are under threat if communities should not discover approaches to tackle climatic alterations. One reason is that acid raincycle has already put strain on them, which includes the shortage of water, dying out trees, insufficient production of crops, and reduced soil fertility. If people coutinue the behaviors that harm climate like industrialization, using non biodegradable products, and deforestation, in the furure, people will run out of water and food. Consequently, not only will these affect humans’ survival, but they will also increase the cost of living. For instance, as Delhi is a center of industries, the farming lands had become infertile. So, the rising inflation in food sector has caused financial hardship. For these reasons, I am of the opinion that officials should enact strict policies to protect the environment.
In conclusion, although learning about living with existing climatic conditions is more economic, in my opinion, immediate actions should be taken to prevent further damage and conserve environmental resources for the future.