Rank top 5
problems: 1=most serious, 5=least serious
1.
There are environmental concerns in China: acid
rain, polluted drinking water, and hazardous waste.
2.
There is a water shortage in China.
3.
There has been a dependence on fossil fuels, not
only in China but around the world.
4.
There is eroding trust in government leadership
in China.
5.
There is an unfortunate gender imbalance in
China.
Why did you
select your "top problem" out of the list of five?
I selected
my top problem as being the overall environmental concerns in China because all
of these factors will end up accumulating to be a detrimental event for China.
The polluted water and hazardous waste can eventually be the cause of life or
death for many people.
Rank top 5
solutions: 1=most-possible to implement, 5=least-possible to implement
1.
One solution could be to find leaders who
actually start to make changes for the people.
2.
One solution could be to install better/ more
efficient outputs of power that doesn’t emit as much pollution.
3.
One solution could be to have a more social
acceptance of girls in China, whether there be an incentive or not.
4.
One solution could be to find other means of
reusable energy.
5.
One solution could be to install filtration
across the country.
What leads
you to believe that your "top solution" is really the most
implementable?
I believe
that finding a suitable leader is more implementable than installing filtration
across the country. For one, the government just has to know what to look for
in a leader and look for those exact qualities in potential candidates. Also,
it would be fairly difficult to implement filtration across the country. This
would take many years, if not decades.
I find your blog very interesting. I think it was cool that you wrote all about China, instead of the world as a whole. It makes it easier to focus on solutions to the problems, because they're not on such a big scale. You should check out my blog!! http://principlesofent.blogspot.com/2016/01/top-5-world-problems.html
ReplyDeleteLike Kayla, I thought it was interesting that you only wrote about China. It makes it easier to focus on one area of the world and try to decrease the amount of problems there than the whole world. I thought that your solutions were good, but some of them could be extremely hard to change, like solution number 3. Nobody can force people to accept people, even with incentives. I thought your take on the solutions was interesting! Check out my blog: http://rachelquispe.blogspot.com/2016/01/top-5-world-problems.html
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