I have the answer Globalization is the process of the world becoming more connected. Like any process that involves economic choices, it has positive and negative consequences.

China is one of the world's fastest-growing economies, and it has experienced many consequences as the result of globalization. One severe consequence has been a sharp increase in air pollution.

In an informative essay, describe the effects of globalization on air pollution in China's largest cities.

Use outside research to gather anecdotes and data to help you demonstrate your findings. Be sure to cite your sources on a Works Cited page.



Globalization is the process of the world becoming more connected. Like any
process that involves economic choices, it has positive and negative consequences.
China is one of the world's fastest-growing economies, and it has experienced many
consequences as the result of globalization. One severe consequence has been a
sharp increase in air pollution.
In an informative essay, describe the effects of globalization on air pollution in
China's largest cities. Use outside research to gather anecdotes and data to help you
demonstrate your findings.
Globalization is the process where the economics of various countries in the
world become more and more connected to one another. In a globalized economy,
people from one country can buy goods quite easily from other countries. Nowadays
though, it has a positive and negative consequence to it. China, for example, is
affected by coal, oil, and natural gas.
China has a vey widespread of environmental problems, one of them being
coal. On a average, China consumes nearly “four time as much as coal ad the US.” In
numbers, the US consumes 20 fossil fuels while China consumes 76. This increases
carbon dioxide emissions and if the world burn its coal more quickly, and does not
cut back on other fossil fuels use, carbon dioxide emissions increase.
Globalization also acts to increase world oil prices. The world has undergone
two sets of oil price spikes. The first one in the 1973-1983 period, occurred after US
oil supply began to decline in 1970. After that, it was impossible to bring oil prices
back to the $30 to $40 barrel range, compared to the $20 barrel price available prior
to 1970. This was done mainly by ramping oil production in the china and partly by
reducing consumptions. The reduction in consumption was accomplished by cutting
back oil use for electricity and by encouraging the use of more fuel – efficient cars.
Part of our problem now is that with globalization, world oil demand is rising very
rapidly. Chinese buyers purchased more cares in 2012 than the European buyers. Rapidly
rising world demand, together with oil supply, which is barely rising, pushes world prices
upward.
The Chinese gas industry (and gas and oil pipelines) is subject to a “high-context”
globalization process. China wants to become a true global player fully recognized, interconnected and integrated, both on natural gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) feedstock,
both on domestic and international fronts, and on gas and oil pipelines and gas fields
projects. Historically, natural gas has been a minor fuel primarily consumed as a
feedstock for fertilizer plants with little usage for electricity generation, which accounts
for a small 2% of the total energy balance.
With all this come advantages and disadvantages of course. The main advantage
is that people get more good and services for a cheaper price. Instead of having to buy
something made in America, I can buy the same thing made in China, but cheaper. That's
good for me. You can also say globalization helps countries like China get richer and
eventually that will mean they'll buy more stuff from us (like computer programs and
movies and such).
The disadvantage that most people see is that this means just about any job (in a rich
country like ours) can end up getting sent to another country. So we have to compete with people who have way lower standards of living and can work for way less pay. This
really annoys a lot of people in the US and that's why we have a lot of calls for less in the
way of free trade.
In conclusion, china is one of the world’s fastest growing economies and it hs
experienced many consequences in the result like coal, oil, and natural gas. They can get
sent to another country because of this or save money because of how cheap things can
be.
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