Pollution
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ABOUT POLLUTION-
The Effects of Pollution on Developed and Developing Countries
Looking at the world and how it has been affected by globalization brings mixed
results. Developing nations are less likely to have the financial means to regulate and
clean up pollution. On the other side of the issue, more developed countries such as
China are more financially inept to look into effective ways of managing emissions and
pollution given off into the environment. Japan Probe, a website about Japanese news
had a story that stated “developing nations are eager to hear first about what
industrialized countries will do to cut their emissions of carbon dioxide and other
“greenhouse” gases blamed for global warming, and how much money they will spend to help poor nations adapt to climate change.” Money is an issue for many of the countries going through the process of globalization. The governments in these countries are expanding and money is being put into industry expansion. The nation is unaware of the negative effects of an expansion that are happening around the country and the world.Emissions and pollution is being released into the atmosphere every second of everyday.In a developing country, such as India, the projected emissions for the next fewdecades are astounding. Shukla, Garg, Kapshe and Nairs claim in their study that “CO2equivalent GHG emissions [will] grow about 2.6 times during 2000-2030.” This fact isdevastating because the environment is at a point where it can hardly take anymoredamage. India’s growing need for automobiles is causing this sharp rise and it will notlevel out anytime soon. Alternate scenarios are being explored to limit the amount of damage that India’s people could cause due to emissions and pollution into the environment. There are many factors that lead to this negative effect of globalization,such as an increased livestock need. India is just one example of many countries experiencing an economic boom with less than appealing...
The Effects of Pollution on Developed and Developing Countries
Looking at the world and how it has been affected by globalization brings mixed
results. Developing nations are less likely to have the financial means to regulate and
clean up pollution. On the other side of the issue, more developed countries such as
China are more financially inept to look into effective ways of managing emissions and
pollution given off into the environment. Japan Probe, a website about Japanese news
had a story that stated “developing nations are eager to hear first about what
industrialized countries will do to cut their emissions of carbon dioxide and other
“greenhouse” gases blamed for global warming, and how much money they will spend to help poor nations adapt to climate change.” Money is an issue for many of the countries going through the process of globalization. The governments in these countries are expanding and money is being put into industry expansion. The nation is unaware of the negative effects of an expansion that are happening around the country and the world.Emissions and pollution is being released into the atmosphere every second of everyday.In a developing country, such as India, the projected emissions for the next fewdecades are astounding. Shukla, Garg, Kapshe and Nairs claim in their study that “CO2equivalent GHG emissions [will] grow about 2.6 times during 2000-2030.” This fact isdevastating because the environment is at a point where it can hardly take anymoredamage. India’s growing need for automobiles is causing this sharp rise and it will notlevel out anytime soon. Alternate scenarios are being explored to limit the amount of damage that India’s people could cause due to emissions and pollution into the environment. There are many factors that lead to this negative effect of globalization,such as an increased livestock need. India is just one example of many countries experiencing an economic boom with less than appealing...