Monday, 16 September 2013

Summary - The Double Edge of Globalization (edited)

Globalization is a major contributor to environmental problems worldwide. This is so because pollution of a country often affects the world environment and the impacts lead to other economic and social problems. Multinational Corporations take the blame for the pollution but has no evidence to prove that they are the main cause. Though energy-efficient technologies are available, the world seems clueless about how it can utilize them against global warming. At the same time, globalization is also seen as a double-edged sword. While it harms the environment, some people are also using technologies to reach out to global audiences, advocating conservation. However, the most powerful method to evade this major crisis is through global governance.

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  1. ... Multinational Corporations take the blame for the pollution but has(wrong word) no evidence to prove that they are the main cause. Though energy-efficient technologies are available, the world seems clueless about how it can utilize them against global warming. At the same time, globalization is also seen as a double-edged sword. <>.

    << This section needs reorganizing. I think the final sentence needs to come earlier using a contrasting word to introduce the final sentence. However, there are more ways of reorganizing it>>

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