Should society be fair?How should we make it fair求100多字

Should society be fair?How should we make it fair求100多字
Should society be fair?How should we make it fair求100多字

Should society be fair?How should we make it fair求100多字
Ideally speaking,society should be fair so that all people and other living things can do what they want and get what they need.However,we know that it is not in fact like that.in the whole world,we have the idea that 22% of the world population own 78% of the wealth all over the world while 78% people own only 22% of the rest wealth.This is obviously unfair.
As far as I am concerned,we can make it fair in various ways as follows.
Firstly,the wealthy countries have to help those poor countries out of poverty.Only by doing this
can all people in the world have the same plateform to show their talent of improving themselves and have the same chance to share the same rich resources of the world.
Secondly,we poor countries must find our own advantages and make full use of them to developing our own economy and make us strong and prosperous.This is because we should mainly depend on ourselves but not upon others to become rich.
Last but not least,we poor countries should learn from those rich ones and cooperate with them to maintain long-lasting development and keep the balance of the whole world.Those three are also true to different classes of people in the same country.
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To begin with, opposite to the standpoint demonstrated in the reading passage that removing the dead trees will help the forest recover from the disaster, the professor argues that cleaning up the dea...

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To begin with, opposite to the standpoint demonstrated in the reading passage that removing the dead trees will help the forest recover from the disaster, the professor argues that cleaning up the dead trees do not necessarily create good condition for tree growth. This is because natural decomposition of the dead trees will enrich soil which is helpful for the growth of trees in future generation, rapid removal would result in soil lacking nutrients for tree growth.
In addition, contrary to the point presented in the reading passage that dead wood removal will decrease the damage caused by harmful insects, the professor asserts that dead trees may enhance the population of insects, but it is not bad for the forest. The spruce beetles have lived in the forest for more than 100 years, but they cause no damage at all. Other insects and birds will be attracted by the dead wood as well, which will play important roles in the forest ecosystem balance. In the long run, salvage logging will end up doing more harm than the harmful insects do.
Finally, although the reading passage claims that salvage logging will bring about economic benefits, the professor proves that this claim is specious. He points out that the economic benefits are small and will not last long. Much of the removal would need the help of helicopters and other vehicles which will be expensive. Furthermore, the jobs require outside workers who are experience and trained instead of the local people, so the residents would not benefit from salvage logging.
In conclusion, based on the evidence offered above, the professor successfully reveals that salvage logging will not benefit the forest recovery as well as local economy.

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