Governments should focus on solving the immediate problems of today rather than on trying to solve the anticipated problems of the future
Are the problems of today more important than the problems of the future? While many would say that the present is of greater moment than the future, the contention goes one step to far by putting the focus only on present issues. Weighing the evidence, it’s obvious that governments should not only pay attention to the problems at hand but also to the anticipated problems of the future. Thus, a step towards sustainable development should be taken.
Now consider the growing rates at which people pollute the nature: oil spills into the ocean, factories which pollute the air, the increasing n...
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