Two Groups Take a Troubling Turn

In recent news, two key groups have taken a turn for the worse. The first, the natural environment, has been under pressure for some time, with increasing deforestation, global warming, and industrial development continuing to accelerate the rate of destruction. The second, the socio-economic climate, is also suffering due to a series of recent international financial crises, the sustained financial crisis of the inner cities, and a continually widening gap between the rich and the poor. The environment is one of the most vital areas of concern and is vital to human and animal life. It is thought that over the next century, the normal climate could suffer large scale changes, leading to floods and droughts across much of the world. To preserve the natural environment, governments and citizens alike must work together to combat climate change, reduce emissions and halt deforestation. At the same time, the financial crisis has also had a disastrous impact on many people’s lives. Jobs are being lost, businesses are being forced to close, and poverty is increasing dramatically. It is clear that now, more than ever, governments and citizens must work together to provide economic security for people and encourage social cohesion and stability. These two groups taken together present a huge challenge to the world’s leaders. They must work together to ensure that the environment remains intact and that its people are safe and secure. So, while the news may appear bleak, there are solutions to these problems on the horizon. This is the time for a worldwide mobilization of the political and economic structures to save the environment and to tackle the economic crisis. Together, these two issues must be tackled to create a better future for all people.