If anybody
said to me that a company would build a new large factory somewhere near my
house I would be probably against this idea. Of course, it’s different when you
just imagine such a possibility and tell your probable reaction from the
situation when it is really happening.
On the
other hand, we almost can’t compare the number of advantages with the number of
disadvantages. Probably the first disadvantage that comes to your mind is
pollution – everyone knows that smoke and other rubbish produced by factories is
nothing salubrious. After few years since a factory has become a part of
architecture in your town, you would have to probably forget fishing in the
local river, swimming would become even more impossible, and because everything
in the nature is connected, I am not afraid to say that you would see much
fewer animals in parks, forests or places where they used to be before a
factory violated their homes. As I said before, air pollution is also nothing
pleasant, as nobody wants to live somewhere where smoke is typical local aroma.
What’s more we must remember that things manufactured in factories must be
somehow transported to other places where they will be sold. In this case many
large cars, trucks, trains, ships and other ways of transport are needed. And
as a result there would be noise and hasten because of more frequent traffic-jams.
There are
much more disadvantages and maybe few more advantages, but these are the main
that I see most important. And that would be also my arguments when I have a
chance to discuss such a thing with competent people. To sum up, I am
definitely against factories in towns or near places where communities of
people have their homes as home should be a place where we feel always good.
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