Earth natural resources are running out and, with the increase of population, there is no doubt that they will soon be entirely depleted. Scientists explain that unless more resources are found soon, the human race will face some insurmountable challenges. However, I believe that looking to space for a solution is the wrong answer.
Take fossil fuel as an example. This resource is running out and some scientists believe we could found a suitable replacement into space. They think we might found similar resources on some earth' s nearest planet, like Mars or Venus. other suggest collecting this material causing little asteroids to explode, which are full of this kind of substance. But, is this a suitable solution?
Although at first glance this might seems a suitable solution, however, is not. First of all, space travels are extremely expensive and facing this kind of solution may not be cost-effective. Second, there is the economic impact would have in countries where the exports of fossil fuels are the main source of income, the short-term impact would be devastating. And as third, we are sure we want to increase the pollution on our planet? In my opinion, the best solution is to be able to allocate funds to carry forward the idea of developing renewable energy all around the globe. Replacing old factory machinery with new ones who create less pollution. Gradually replace plastic and other materials that are difficult to recycle, thus creating less waste. But above all, to reforest areas such as Amazonia because trees are perhaps the largest ecological " machine" of the entire planet.
In conclusion, looking to space for the answer is not the right answer. We need to be able to save our planet here and now. Start taking action and demonstrate that we care about our future, we have only one earth and even if there is the idea of terraforming a new planet this can' t be a solution. Because if we destroying our planet now who can prove that in the future the human race will not do the same with the new one?
Earth natural resources are running out and, with the increase of population, there is no doubt that they will
soon
be
entirely
depleted. Scientists
explain
that unless more resources
are found
soon
, the human race will face
some
insurmountable challenges.
However
, I believe that looking to
space
for a
solution
is the
wrong
answer.
Take fossil fuel as an example. This
resource
is running out and
some
scientists believe we could
found
a suitable replacement into
space
. They
think
we might
found
similar resources on
some
earth&
#039; s nearest
planet
, like Mars or Venus.
other
suggest collecting this material causing
little
asteroids to explode, which are full of this kind of substance.
But
, is this a suitable solution?
Although at
first
glance this might seems a suitable
solution
,
however
, is not.
First of all
,
space
travels are
extremely
expensive and facing this kind of
solution
may not
be cost
-effective. Second, there is the economic impact would have in countries where the exports of fossil fuels are the main source of income, the short-term impact would be devastating. And as third, we are sure we want to increase the pollution on our
planet
? In my opinion, the best
solution
is to be able to allocate funds to carry forward the
idea
of developing renewable energy all around the globe. Replacing
old
factory machinery with new ones who create less pollution.
Gradually
replace plastic and other materials that are difficult to recycle,
thus
creating less waste.
But
above all
, to reforest areas such as
Amazonia
because
trees are perhaps the largest ecological
"
;
machine"
; of the entire planet.
In conclusion
, looking to
space
for the answer is not the right answer. We need to be able to save our
planet
here and
now
.
Start
taking action and demonstrate that we care about our future, we have
only
one earth and even if there is the
idea
of
terraforming
a new
planet
this
can&
#039; t be a
solution
.
Because
if
we destroying
our
planet
now
who can prove that in the future the human race will not do the same with the new one?