It is perceived by some that municipal budgets should be divided more on parks and green spaces, while others contend that money invested on facilities such as roads and public transportation would deliver broader and more durable returns. While lush spots among cities present some benefits, I firmly believe that efficient mobility play an indispensable role from a societal standpoint.
Advocates of prioritizing lush spaces and parks make a persuasive healthcare case. In many urban cities such as Dubai, New York and Delhi, greenery environment is undeniably necessary in order to prevent costly global issues, say, air pollution and global warming; as those mentioned cities are considered as possessing the most active transportation across the globe. Admittedly, this necessity for green spaces is illogical to ignore; that said, the determination of the main cause of these issues suggests that the groundwork for the solution is a matter of public behavior. While inhabitants unconsciously harm green spaces and parks by discarding rubbishes, the budget contributed to them will not make a visible sense.
On the other hand, the advantages of accomplishing investments on roads and public transport are arguably more far-reaching. Researches conducted in abovementioned cities show that public transportation and the quality of roads remain as being the foremost factor for the interception of air-pollution. It is exemplified by the facts which claim that accessibility of public transportation and perfected comfortability of roads combat traffic congestions, which later impact adversely on such issues. In addition, investments on roads and public transport play an instrumental role in country’s economic position by presenting worthwhile convenience to tourists; which subsequently increases tourism.
To conclude, much as greenery environment provide some health benefits, the outcomes of the money spent on roads and public transport are far more superior and possess synchronized advantages which are economic and in terms of maintaining public health.
