IELTS Discussion: Problem and Solutions

Millions of people all over the world live in coastal areas and if the sea rises by even a few feet, they will be inundated with water and lose their property.

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Shelter is one of the most basic of human needs and widespread flooding would cause millions of people to become homeless, not to mention losing all of their possessions

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Parents need to closely monitor the activities of their children and restrict their access to certain sites, which can now be done through various computer programs

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A plethora of government and company websites have been hacked, resulting in sensitive information falling into the hands of criminals.

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Governments should ensure that adequate legislation and controls are in place that will prevent young people from accessing dangerous sites

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The devastation brought about by this was clear for all to see during the 2011 Tsunami in Japan, in which millions of people were displaced.

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Some industrial companies toss their chemical and garbage wastes into nearby bodies of water like rivers, lakes and the ocean, which affects the creatures and plants in the water.

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The government should inflict severe fines and jail terms to those who are found to be destroying the environment with their toxic waste.

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Although illegal wildlife trade is a huge challenge to overcome, some countries are stepping up their efforts to protect animals and it’s working.

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These governments are providing financial support to ensure that habitats are restored and safeguarded

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