In the recent times the topic of the environmental problems is having a huge impact among the public opinion. While there are people who say the biggest problem will be the extinction of different types of animals and plants, others suggest that the main focus should be given to other central environmental difficulties. In my opinion, the two views are strictly interconnected, and it is impossible to be on one side without being on the other at the same time, since one is the consequence of the other.
On the one hand, the former problem regarding the loss of plants and animals has huge implications in different scenarios. Firstly, each creature has a specific role in the ecosystem, and the lack of one of those would result in a break in the chain, with hypothetical catastrophic consequences. As instance, in the scenario of a lack of bees, many types of plants will not be able to reproduce anymore, and the animals who depend on eating these kind of plants will consequently die of starvation. Furthermore, this chain can continue, with the extinction of countless number of animals only because of, as an example, bees.
On the other hand, the number of other environmental issues nowadays is huge and increasing in time. Firstly, the global warming and greenhouse gasses can be seen as the root causes of most of the other issues. As an instance, because of these two factors, we are witnessing a fast ice melting at the two poles of our planet, with the consequence of the rising of the water level. Furthermore, this specific threat is not only for animals and plants, but also a huge problem for human beings, because it is likely that most of the coastal cities will soon be underwater.
In conclusion, although both views depict real problems, the truth is that the most important environmental problems are a direct cause of the loss of plants and animals. As far as I am concerned, solving the other principals, environmental problems would consequently save plenty of plants and animals, and making the world a better place.
In the recent times the topic of the
environmental
problems
is having a
huge
impact among the public opinion. While there are
people
who say the biggest
problem
will be the extinction of
different
types of
animals
and
plants
, others suggest that the main focus should be
given
to
other
central
environmental
difficulties. In my opinion, the two views are
strictly
interconnected, and it is impossible to be on one side without being on the
other
at the same time, since one is the consequence of the other.
On the one hand, the former
problem
regarding the loss of
plants
and
animals
has
huge
implications in
different
scenarios.
Firstly
, each creature has a specific role in the ecosystem, and the lack of one of those would result in a break in the chain, with hypothetical catastrophic consequences. As instance, in the scenario of a lack of bees,
many
types of
plants
will not be able to reproduce anymore, and the
animals
who depend on eating
these kind
of
plants
will
consequently
die
of starvation.
Furthermore
, this chain can continue, with the extinction of countless number of
animals
only
because
of, as an example, bees.
On the
other
hand, the number of
other
environmental
issues nowadays is
huge
and increasing in time.
Firstly
, the global warming and greenhouse gasses can be
seen
as the root causes of most of the
other
issues. As an instance,
because
of these two factors, we are witnessing a
fast
ice melting at the two poles of our planet, with the consequence of the rising of the water level.
Furthermore
, this specific threat is not
only
for
animals
and
plants
,
but
also
a
huge
problem
for human beings,
because
it is likely that most of the coastal cities will
soon
be underwater.
In conclusion
, although both views depict real
problems
, the truth is that the most
important
environmental
problems
are a direct cause of the loss of
plants
and
animals
. As far as I
am concerned
, solving the
other
principals,
environmental
problems
would
consequently
save
plenty
of
plants
and
animals
, and making the world a better place.