Some individuals think that the most suitable approach to control rapid growth of sprawling cities is to inspire factories and business campaigns to migrate to countryside. Meanwhile, others believe that because of this action more issues would arise. In this essay I will discuss both views and give my own opinion on this statement.
Advocates of former view believe that encouraging businesses and factories would be solution to the remaining problem of rapid growth, mainly because it would give government a balanced population throughout the country. The problem with overpopulation would be coped because the majority of citizens mainly occupy modern cities in today’s world because of their facilities. Moving businesses to countryside would contribute in building modern facilities for the local residents there, meaning that all individuals there could receive amenities for their livelihood. As a result, more and more people would start to occupy rural areas.
On the other hand, moving businesses and factories would cause environmental problems. Factories produce hazard and chemical emissions into the air which people breathe on a daily basis. It would have devastating effect on individuals’ well-being. Factories produce hazard greenhouse gases which lead to the problem with lungs as well as heart and most of the rural areas lack enough hospitals to treat people, meaning it would remain concerning problem attributed with moving factories and businesses. Thus, migration of factories and campaigns would cause significant health issues.
In my opinion beside the action of encouraging businesses and factories to move to rural areas, governments ought to construct several hospitals in countryside in order to maintain health of citizen who live there. This combined actions would be more beneficial for both advocates.
To conclude, I would like to say that the concept of encouraging businesses and factories is not well- rounded and to get perfect outcome. I think my alternative approach would help to gain balanced benefits for both types of individuals.
