Case Study: The Dark Side Of The Medal
The dark side of the medal.
Nowadays, globalization is one of the buzzwords of our modern world: opinions vary considerably over its pros and cons. In fact, this phenomenon affects everyone even in the most remote and less developed countries. It does help development and surely has helped us to know each other's need in a better way, demolishing the walls separating cultures. But stop for a second and think about the negative aspects and consequences of globalization that we actually face in our daily routine.
It surely is a well-known fact that Internet makes education available everywhere and that this mean of communication became an integral part of our everyday life, making the dissemination of news and comments easier than ever before. But when you come to think of it, isn't the drawback of such a useful item way more doom and gloom than its positive aspects? First of all, we can't help but notice that it is as easy as pie to find …show more content…
these are world-wide-known slogans that environmental-protecting organizations are able to convey thanks to development and communication. Looking at our self-destructing world, we surely understand that those campaigns have reasons to be. Think a second about your daily routine : quite everything you do it polluting. The CO2 emission quota keeps increasing because of the compulsive use of cars, of the constant functioning of firms and so much more. Moreover, globalization jeopardizes and destroys our natural resources. That leads to global warming, which includes ice melt, sea lever rise and the endangerment of plants, animals and of the human race. Knowing that there are over 30'000 deaths a year due to lung cancer, which is partially caused by pollution, we can't negate the fact that globalization is the reason of more and more
Nowadays, globalization is one of the buzzwords of our modern world: opinions vary considerably over its pros and cons. In fact, this phenomenon affects everyone even in the most remote and less developed countries. It does help development and surely has helped us to know each other's need in a better way, demolishing the walls separating cultures. But stop for a second and think about the negative aspects and consequences of globalization that we actually face in our daily routine.
It surely is a well-known fact that Internet makes education available everywhere and that this mean of communication became an integral part of our everyday life, making the dissemination of news and comments easier than ever before. But when you come to think of it, isn't the drawback of such a useful item way more doom and gloom than its positive aspects? First of all, we can't help but notice that it is as easy as pie to find …show more content…
these are world-wide-known slogans that environmental-protecting organizations are able to convey thanks to development and communication. Looking at our self-destructing world, we surely understand that those campaigns have reasons to be. Think a second about your daily routine : quite everything you do it polluting. The CO2 emission quota keeps increasing because of the compulsive use of cars, of the constant functioning of firms and so much more. Moreover, globalization jeopardizes and destroys our natural resources. That leads to global warming, which includes ice melt, sea lever rise and the endangerment of plants, animals and of the human race. Knowing that there are over 30'000 deaths a year due to lung cancer, which is partially caused by pollution, we can't negate the fact that globalization is the reason of more and more