Question

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TOO MANY CARS TOO MUCH POLLUTION

Because cars create pollution, many government officials are trying to
control their use. Recently, São Paulo, Brazil, which had a pollution alert,
ordered cars with even-numbered license plates off the roads for one day, then
odd-numbered plates the next. There were not so many cars on the roads those
days, so there wasn’t so much pollution. Do you think it’s a good idea to control
car use in the United States too? Read the two sides of the debate and decide.

YES!
To cut pollution, we need more laws
to control car use. Gases from cars, trucks,
and buses are a big source of pollution.
They hurt all of us. In cities where there
isn’t much traffic, few people have
respiratory problems. It’s time to take
drastic steps to control air quality. Fewer
cars on the roads means less pollution and
fewer people in the hospitals.

NO!
Many people in modern cities need
to use their cars every day. Pollution has
many different causes. Gases form cars are
just one. Why not make strong laws for
industrial chemicals or restrict the use of
motorboats, for example? Driving is a way
of life, and the government has no right to
tell people how to live their lives

Answer 1

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