ESTRAELA, ALEIA GLYNETTE C.

2BSN-16

Topic: Should governments impose strict regulations and penalties on industries that contribute
significantly to environmental degradation in order to force them to prioritize sustainable
practices, even if it means potential economic challenges and job losses in the short term?

The problem of environmental degradation has gained more attention recently.

Companies that are heavily involved in this issue are being scrutinized, which raises the urgent
question of whether governments should impose stringent rules and sanctions on these
companies. This document examines the need for such actions, even if they could lead to
immediate economic difficulties and job losses.
The continuation of life on Earth depends heavily on the environment. It supports
ecosystems, supplies resources, and keeps the ecological equilibrium. Governments can
guarantee the conservation and preservation of natural resources, ecosystems, and biodiversity
by placing severe rules and penalties on industries that contribute to the degradation of the
environment. Strict regulations can serve as a catalyst for industries to prioritize sustainable
practices. By enforcing environmentally friendly standards, governments can encourage the
adoption of cleaner technologies, responsible waste management, and reduced emissions. This
would lead to a shift towards sustainable practices and the development of innovative solutions
that minimize environmental impact. Collaboration between governmental, industrial, and
environmental entities can be fostered by strict rules. Stakeholders may create efficient policies,
share information, and put best practices into action by cooperating. By developing a culture of
sustainability and accelerating technical developments that benefit the environment and the
economy, this collaborative approach can result in creative solutions.
Governments must take decisive measures to address environmental degradation and
assure a sustainable future. Strict rules and sanctions for industries that contribute considerably
to environmental damage are required.