ɴᴏᴅɪʀ'ꜱ ɪᴇʟᴛꜱ ᴏᴅʏꜱꜱᴇʏ

People have different views as to whether it is a governmental duty to maintain local environments or a civic responsibility. While governments holding individuals accountable for caring their local environments can be justifiably a favourable choice, I believe a balanced approach, involving both government initiatives and public participation is a more effective way for environmental management.

On the one hand, I do not neglect significant benefits that making individuals responsible for their local environments may bring. When people are engaged in taking care of their surroundings, they often practice environmentally friendly activities such as recycling, reducing waste and conserving naturally available resources. This approach leads to cleaner neighbourhoods and tie communities stronger due to the fact that people work together to improve their local areas. The further these activities are carried out, the better people would understand their impact on environment which can have long-term positive effects such as adopting sustainable lifestyles. For instance, the country of Netherlands has been practicing individual responsibility for local areas which led to populations being more sustainable and more cautious about the environment.

Nevertheless, there are notable drawbacks to solely relying on individuals to manager their local environments. All too often, not everyone possesses basic knowledge on nature preservation, not to mention resources and motivation to make environmentally conscious decisions. There are a lot of external factors such as socioeconomic status, education and access to information which can have substantial influence on people's capability to contribute effectively. On top of this, when there are lenient regulations and enforcement, individuals may simply lack consistency and impact, which will have a little if not no impact on overall environment around.

Therefore, I believe there should be a combination of both governmental and individual initiatives. While governments can supply people with necessary resources, raise awareness and education of people through campaigns, setting regulations and standards, individuals may make use of all this and carry out their practices on a more effective manner. When a meticulous and cohesive strategy is made through participation of both governments and individuals, local environmental concerns may be addressed on a larger scale.

To conclude, while it is important for individuals to take care of their local surroundings, governments must also play an active role in providing necessary framework and support for a better environmental management. While there is a collaborative approach, better results can be achieved quicker.

Governments should make people responsible for taking care of their local environments.

To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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