Our world has undergone dramatic transformations during the recent decades, tackling number of deleterious ecological problems. Granted, virtually all countries are concerned with global hazardous threats, but few of them manage to successfully handle the environmental problems and mitigate the harms caused to the nature. Though there have been developed various methods to save our nature, I am strongly of the conviction that one of the best ways is to increase the price of fuel. I feel this way for some discernible reasons, which I will explore in the subsequent body paragraphs.
To commence with, today for the operation of most vehicles, which are the main cause of the environmental pollution and global warming, fuel is a crucial ingredient. Therefore, by rising the price of the fuel, the country will significantly diminish the number of cars on the streets. Moreover, it will become unreasonable and not appealing for people to have their own vehicles, as they will realize that it will back on them an arm and a leg. Let us take my own country as a compelling example of this. In Armenia the government has rejected to make the price of fuel more affordable, as it has the vision that in such a scenario there will be a boom in the number of cars in the country. As a result, our fresh air, parks and population’s health will suffer greatly.
In addition, harmful though, it is to use fuel, it still remains the primary source of energy in the whole world. But when the price of fuel will be increased, people will definitely start to seek another alternative sources to get energy from. For instance, if this happens, humanity will switch from fuel-consuming cars to eco-friendly electronic cars, or will start to use natural renewable energy sources such as the power of wind, water and sun. In this case, global warming will also be harnessed, as fuel is the main source of greenhouse gases. Moreover, I can vehemently declare that alternative types of energy will cost them much less than conventional fuel energy.
In the light of the aforementioned reasons, I will claim that cutting down the use of fuel by increasing its price will be the half battle of fighting the ecological problems.
Our world has undergone dramatic transformations during the recent decades, tackling number of deleterious ecological problems. Granted,
virtually
all
countries
are concerned
with global hazardous threats,
but
few of them manage to
successfully
handle the environmental problems and mitigate the harms caused to the nature. Though there have
been developed
various methods to save our nature, I am
strongly
of the conviction that one of the best ways is to increase the
price
of
fuel
. I feel this way for
some
discernible reasons, which I will explore in the subsequent body paragraphs.
To commence with,
today
for the operation of most vehicles, which are the main cause of the environmental pollution and global warming,
fuel
is a crucial ingredient.
Therefore
, by rising the
price
of the
fuel
, the
country
will
significantly
diminish the number of
cars
on the streets.
Moreover
, it will become unreasonable and not appealing for
people
to have their
own
vehicles, as they will realize that it will back on them an arm and a leg.
Let
us take my
own
country
as a compelling example of this. In Armenia the
government
has rejected to
make
the
price
of
fuel
more affordable, as it has the vision that in such a scenario there will be a boom in the number of
cars
in the
country
.
As a result
, our fresh air, parks and population’s health will suffer
greatly
.
In addition
, harmful though, it is to
use
fuel
, it
still
remains the primary
source
of
energy
in the whole world.
But
when the
price
of
fuel
will
be increased
,
people
will definitely
start
to seek another alternative
sources
to
get
energy
from.
For instance
, if this happens, humanity will switch from fuel-consuming
cars
to eco-friendly electronic
cars
, or will
start
to
use
natural renewable
energy
sources
such as the power of wind, water and sun.
In this case
, global warming will
also
be harnessed
, as
fuel
is the main
source
of greenhouse gases.
Moreover
, I can
vehemently
declare that alternative types of
energy
will cost them much less than conventional
fuel
energy.
In the light of the aforementioned reasons, I will claim that cutting down the
use
of
fuel
by increasing its
price
will be the half battle of fighting the ecological problems.