Non renewable resources are limited and in great demand. Even the food prices have greatly increased over the last decade or two. Consumption of these fuel will cause the resources to run out eventually. So the only way to decrease the management of resources is rising of the prices.
Presently, people think that they are using it for now, they do not think about the future. If we are going to waste our resources today then what we are going to pass to our coming generations. Increasing prices of fuel will not only decrease the management but also put impact on people to use public transport.
In addition, a significant increase in prices would not only impact each individual but also a whole economy. Fuel prices are not linked to transport, but also to food production, home heating and entertainment. It seriously affects the standard of living of families with limited income and would mean the poor parts of society would become even poorer. As people feel the luxury of using cars and motorbikes instead of using public transport or simply by walking.
In conclusion, while raising the fuel prices is one of the most commonly discussed solutions to fuel usage problems. It includes too many negative variables. Certainly, increasing fuel prices would create a small reduction of shipping usage, but far reaching effects would be unfair and unsustainable.
Non renewable
resources
are limited
and in great demand. Even the food
prices
have
greatly
increased over the last decade or two. Consumption of these
fuel
will cause the resources to run out
eventually
.
So
the
only
way to decrease the management of resources is rising of the prices.
Presently
,
people
think
that they are using it for
now
, they do not
think
about the future. If we are going to waste our resources
today
then what we are going to pass to our coming generations. Increasing
prices
of
fuel
will not
only
decrease the management
but
also
put impact on
people
to
use
public transport.
In addition
, a significant increase in
prices
would not
only
impact each individual
but
also
a whole economy.
Fuel
prices
are not linked to transport,
but
also
to food production, home heating and entertainment. It
seriously
affects the standard of living of families with limited income and would mean the poor parts of society would become even poorer. As
people
feel the luxury of using cars and motorbikes
instead
of using public transport or
simply
by walking.
In conclusion
, while raising the
fuel
prices
is one of the most
commonly
discussed solutions to
fuel
usage problems. It includes too
many
negative
variables.
Certainly
, increasing
fuel
prices
would create a
small
reduction of shipping usage,
but
far reaching
effects would be unfair and unsustainable.