Topic: why Korean
and poles value the environment less than Americans, Austrailian, Chinese or
japanese
Summary
Poland had a severe economic crisis in the 1980s. There were many mistakes in foreign currency management. Under the Edward Gierrek government in the early '70s, the government implemented an economic opening policy, when it was good to borrow a large sum of money from the West and build a factory. Numerous tourists flocked from the West to Poland and the economy grew rapidly again. The problem was internally planned economy and externally operated in a Western way, and the oil shock dampened exports, coupled with interest rate hikes, led to massive foreign debts and eventually worsened. Thus, he reduced welfare policies to pay off his foreign debts and caused confusion. Large-scale riots and anti-government movements have occurred and suffered negative growth. Korea is the Korean War broke out after the Japanese colonial exploitation, fell into extreme difficulties. For the two countries, nature was only a resource. It was a great luxury to try to preserve nature when it was urgent to make an immediate living. That's why it's been going on so far.
Interesting
It is surprising that Poland has
experienced a similar situation as Korea. Of course, the details are different,
but they have suffered some economic hardship in common.
Discussion
So is it impossible for all countries with
such economic conditions to preserve nature? So, is conservation possible only
in advanced countries, and is conservation impossible in underdeveloped
countries? And if you've joined the ranks of advanced countries, you'll have to
strive for nature conservation, but most countries don't. What is this?
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