Quality of Life Issues
1. Our environment is very important and it should be protected because it allows us to live free of any pollutants or hazards that we might introduce into our environment.
2. The simplest explanation about why the environment matters is that, as humans, the environment-the-Earth-is our home. It is where we live, breathe, eat, raise our children, etc.
3. It is deeply held view that protecting the environment constitutes a net expense to our economy. The popular wisdom these days is that environmental concerns have faded from the political radar screen because of the recession.
4. To the extent that environmental concerns have faded in economics hard times, and they have, it is a reflection of the fact that most of the public and most of the leadership still believes that protecting the environment represents spending money rather than saving it, represents consumption rather than investment.
5. Living in the city or the country (rural), both has its pros and cons. So it depends on the individual.
6 City living have more conveniences and everything you could possibly want is more easily attainable. The cons are the traffic congestion, the lack of housing, the noise, and air pollution.
7. Rural living has cleaner air, slower pace of life, and the friendliness of the community. The cons of living in rural areas are no fast foods or movie theaters close by. Or to have better hospital care available and that it would be nice to get quicker responses from police and fire departments.
8. Global climate is and will have an effect on our lives. Our health is in danger due to the warming change with fewer cold-related deaths and more heat-related summer deaths and skin cancers.
9. I think what makes this issue an argumentative claim is because the issue of the quality of life is a very important claim in viewing the argument about the points