It seems that the chief problems that are faced in big cities are traffic and housing. It is argued that one solution can be done in order to tackle this phenomenon is by relocating large companies and factories and all their workers to rural areas, while others think in reverse. In my opinion, although I accede that this notion enable to reduce such issues because cities become less populated and transportation process of goods decrease, I tend to thin in opposite as well since it also causes harm to environment.
Admittedly, individuals tendencies to live in city for the sake of better job has created traffic and housing problems since the number of citizen keep rising recently. Moving companies and factories and their employees to countryside is believed helping to reduce housing problems as cities become less occupied. Since the majority of companies and factories are available in village, there is no need for job seekers to populate city and encourage them to stay in suburb instead. Beside, road will be less crowded as the number of inhabitants is less than before. In line with this, road will also not be used by a lot of vehicles used to carry factory’s commodities and to commute for workers.
Apart from previous discussion, moving companies and factories to village will bring catastrophic effects to such place. Constructing new companies and factories mean cutting down some trees in order to open new area for buildings. Deforestation is very harmful for animals’ habitats since they lost source of living and foods. Moreover, factories activities cannot be neglected as source of pollution. Village’s fresh air will soon be polluted by these activities that will affect local people’s health. In addition, factories’ waste flowed to river cannot be avoided to endanger aquatic animals and cause some diseases.
In conclusion, it is clear that relocating companies and factories to rural areas can overcome traffic and housing problems because of these will be less individuals live in city and transportation activities.