There is an assertion that environmental matters should be concentrated on more than economic issues by governments. While I believe this trend can foster various advantages, I would contend that economic-related problems must be equally concerned because of its influence on the society and individuals.
Instead of focusing on the economy, numerous benefits can be created through excessive concerning on the environment. First and foremost, even in these modern days, people cannot live without a healthy nature. A well-developed nature could give this world and its people many benefits, including fresh air, prevention from disasters like flood, drought, and so on, directly contributing to people’s health. On the contrary, if people keep turning blind eyes to the environment, there will be no regulations to protect it and eventually it is humans that suffer from the anger of the mother nature. In addition, environment plays a vital role in human evolution. By studying the surrounding areas where we live, researchers can provide forecasts about how we are keeping up with the changes in environment and further coming up with studies indicating our evolved adaptation to the modern era environment.
However, such overly-concentrated attitudes could not address all humane problems alone, it needs to extend over the fluctuated economy. First, the economy plays a vital part in everyone’s well-being. By studying the impact of the economic matters on the daily life, governments can regulate their countries more effectively and prevent their people from bankruptcy and poverty. For example, recently in Vietnam, by adapting the new policy of the International Money Fund, governments have resolved the matter of lacking cash flow and paid up most of the country’s debts. Second, focusing on economic issues could even benefit the environment. As a developed country solves their financial problems, more money will be spent on improving the environment and protecting the wildlife.
in conclusion, although many benefits can be fostered by governments excessively focusing on environmental matters regarding its impacts on our health and evolution, I would contend that economic ones should be also equally concerned in terms of its influence on one’s financial status and the money generated to contribute to the environment.