Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emission: Analysis and Solutions

This report addresses the critical issue of greenhouse gas emissions and its relation to industrialization. The report begins by acknowledging the negative impacts of industrialization on the environment, focusing on pollution and its effects on human health. It then proposes a solution based on an international trading system, where countries can trade pollution allowances to maintain a measured level of emissions. The report emphasizes the importance of controlling emissions to a specific level, and concludes that this trading system can effectively manage pollution levels. It references relevant studies and provides a comprehensive overview of the problem and its potential solutions.

Running Head: DECREASING THE EMISSION OF GREEN HOUSE GAS
Decreasing the Emission of Green House Gas
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One of the greatest concerns that human beings are facing in today’s world is the rise in
pollution and the emission of greenhouse gas. Industrialization is one of the leading causes of
pollution. Despite the ill-effects of industrialization, the society has not been able to stop it
because of the fact that it is considered as an important part of societal development. This
particular essay tries to analyze the several methods to reduce environmental pollution.
Industrialization began by the end of 18th century (Wrigley, 2013). Industrialization
began in the continent of Europe and later on spread to the other continents as well. With the
growth of the industries in all parts of the world, pollution also started to increase majorly.
Pollution affected all aspects of human lives, but the part that got affected the most was the
health of the human being. In the light of this, a proper structure was needed to control the
pollution.
To deal this problem, an international trading system agreement is considered as the apt
solution to the problem of pollution (Whalley, 2016). Under this trading system, every country
should be stopped at the extreme level at which pollution is emitted. In that case, if some
countries where the level of pollution is more than they can trade with the countries that wants to
yield more.
This essay concludes that by using the system trading, the overall level of pollution
emitted would stay at a measured level. This

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References
Whalley, J. (Ed.). (2016). Developing Countries and the Global Trading System: Volume 1
Thematic Studies from a Ford Foundation Project. Springer.
Wrigley, E. A. (2013). Energy and the English industrial revolution. Philosophical Transactions
of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences, 371(1986),
20110568.