Nowadays, more and more people advocate stopping using animal-derived products because the production of those products can lead to serious environmental problems. While I can understand the urgency of environmental protection, it is unrealistic to ban all animal products. I can therefore only partially agree with the assertion.
On the one hand, it is true that excessive demand for animal products is destroying our planet. The expansion of the livestock industry, for instance, has become one of the most important factors of global warming. Domestic animals like cows and goats, eat plenty of green plants and exhale massive amounts of carbon dioxide, which add a double burden to the whole ecosystem and drive the temperature up. Unlike over-raised livestock, wild animals are facing the threat of extinction which also has a negative impact on the environment. Wild animals like elephants and crocodiles are murdered only because their teeth or fur can be made as fancy but non-functional accessories and natural environment is damaged because of this. Therefore, this type of product should be prohibited.
On the other hand, it is unrealistic to only use cruelty-free products. For example, although the number of vegans has expanded dramatically, there are still countless people who cannot live without meat. The nutritions generated by animal meat, like protein, are essential for people to improve fitness. In addition, artificial food still has lots of differences from natural meat, like the smell and taste. Therefore, it only can be used to reduce but not replace real animal meat consumption in the near future.
In conclusion, to make this world a better place to live in, I agree that some animal products should not be used any more but there is still a long way to go to prohibit all of them.
Nowadays, more and more
people
advocate stopping using animal-derived
products
because
the production of those
products
can lead to serious environmental problems. While I can understand the urgency of environmental protection, it is unrealistic to ban all
animal
products
. I can
therefore
only
partially
agree
with the assertion.
On the one hand, it is true that excessive demand for
animal
products
is destroying our planet. The expansion of the livestock industry,
for instance
, has become one of the most
important
factors of global warming. Domestic
animals
like cows and goats, eat
plenty
of green plants and exhale massive amounts of carbon dioxide, which
add
a double burden to the whole ecosystem and drive the temperature up. Unlike over-raised livestock, wild
animals
are facing the threat of extinction which
also
has a
negative
impact on the environment. Wild
animals
like elephants and crocodiles
are murdered
only
because
their teeth or fur can
be made
as fancy
but
non-functional accessories and natural environment
is damaged
because of this
.
Therefore
, this type of
product
should
be prohibited
.
On the other hand
, it is unrealistic to
only
use
cruelty-free
products
.
For example
, although the number of vegans has expanded
dramatically
, there are
still
countless
people
who cannot
live
without
meat
. The
nutritions
generated by
animal
meat
, like protein, are essential for
people
to
improve
fitness.
In addition
, artificial food
still
has lots of differences from natural
meat
, like the smell and taste.
Therefore
, it
only
can be
used
to
reduce
but
not replace real
animal
meat
consumption in the near future.
In conclusion
, to
make
this world a better place to
live
in, I
agree
that
some
animal
products
should not be
used
any more
but
there is
still
a long way to go to prohibit all of them.