Nowadays, environmental pollution is the most trending issue among the nations and in order to solve the problem increasing the fuel prices is considered the perfect way. In my opinion, this is not an ideal approach, hence it’s not a permanent solution and it may also destabilize the financial situation of the middle class and the families living below the poverty line.
However, the rising level of pollution is the cause of concern for the whole world, but increasing the fuel prices can have adverse effects on the middle class and the families living in poverty. Since, the prices of fuel directly affect the expenditure of the industries, consequently, the prices of the daily used goods may jump beyond the affordability level of the middle class families and unbalance their financial situations. On the other hand, the people living below the poverty line may become unable to pay the public transportation fair, may also not be able to afford food for their families and eventually starve with hunger. As a result, the public will demand for the raise in their salaries and the increase in income may again bring the same situation back and the problem stays unsolved.
Furthermore, this problem can only be solved, if the governments around the globe start encouraging people to use the Electric and Eco friendly vehicles by providing subsidies on their purchases, rather than the burning fuel vehicles. In addition, the governments should also motivate the production companies, which are another major source of air pollution by exempting some proportion of taxes upon using green energy. For example, solar energy, wind energy and Tidal energy. What is more, people should use public transportation more than private and should be encouraged to carpool for a regular commute to work.
In conclusion, I firmly believe that increasing fuel prices is not an ideal solution and an effective approach to the issue.
Nowadays, environmental pollution is the most trending issue among the nations and in order to solve the problem increasing the
fuel
prices
is considered
the perfect way. In my opinion, this is not an ideal approach,
hence
it’s not a permanent solution and it may
also
destabilize the financial situation of the middle
class
and the
families
living below the poverty line.
However
, the rising level of pollution is the cause of concern for the whole world,
but
increasing the
fuel
prices
can have adverse effects on the middle
class
and the
families
living in poverty. Since, the
prices
of
fuel
directly
affect the expenditure of the industries,
consequently
, the
prices
of the daily
used
goods
may jump beyond the affordability level of the middle
class
families
and unbalance their financial situations.
On the other hand
, the
people
living below the poverty line may become unable to pay the public transportation
fair
, may
also
not be able to afford food for their
families
and
eventually
starve with hunger.
As a result
, the public will demand for the raise in their salaries and the increase in income may again bring the same situation back and the problem stays unsolved.
Furthermore
, this problem can
only
be solved
, if the
governments
around the globe
start
encouraging
people
to
use
the Electric and Eco friendly vehicles by providing subsidies on their
purchases
,
rather
than the burning
fuel
vehicles.
In addition
, the
governments
should
also
motivate the production
companies
, which are another major source of air pollution by exempting
some
proportion of taxes upon using green
energy
.
For example
, solar
energy
, wind
energy
and Tidal
energy
.
What is more
,
people
should
use
public transportation more than private and should
be encouraged
to carpool for a regular commute to work.
In conclusion
, I
firmly
believe that increasing
fuel
prices
is not an ideal solution and an effective approach to the issue.