The Governments Role in Society- T.May

Talulah May 

IHSS

Mr. Roddy 

19 Jan 2022

The Government 

The government's role in society is to keep us organized. We’ve had forms of government throughout history, such as monarchies, that keep people in line. There are many important jobs the government has, such as distribution of income, providing public needs, protection of land and people, and much more minute jobs. There are different branches of government, each tasked with a specific job, these are the judicial, legislative, and executive branches. For issues like climate change, the government’s legislative branch makes rules, regulations, and organizations to help. They've made organizations like the EPA, which sets limits on air pollutants. They've also enforced federal laws such as the clean water act, safe water act, clean air act, the national environmental education act, and more. They have an importante role in protecting the environment, because of how bad it has become. We need much more than individual action, we need companies to halt the production of pollutants, and the only way to do this is by government regulation. Though it’s argued the government has too much power, it's an important part of humanity. Most forms of life, have some type of government, whether it's a queen bee or leader of the pack. It's in our nature to organize ourselves, and the government is the best way to do this. 



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