furthermore, exploitation of natural resources such as crude oil and mining of valuable minerals will pollute the earth. it will leave behind flammable substances and poisonous chemicals which will pollute the oceans. oil spils would also affect the ability of aquatic animals to respire, denying water birds the abilty to fly, resulting in death of these animals.
it is vital to attend to the critical dangers threatening our environment presently, but what is exactly the problem? is it the ignorance of man's activities that will subsequently cause detriment to mother nature? or did it result from man's eagerness to develop the world despite awareness of the ensuing complications our environment would encounter? whatever it is o the above possibilities, there is a similarity we can draw from the two statements -- there is a lack of sentience for our environment.
in the short run, we can impose laws to punish poachers, eventually keeping illegal killings of animals on the verge of extinction to a minimal. we can also restrict the people from cutting down trees, protect the endangered animals and make sure people adhere to procedures in handling a mine so as to minimise pollution.
following, the goverment can also increase prices of oil and water so that people will learn to conserve, for these are precious natural resources.
in the long run, education is essential to emphasize the importance to preserve our environment it is desirable to instill such knowledge since young. governments can incorporate these knowledge in their daily teachings at various education levels, so that when a child grows up, he/she would learn to conserve natural resources or even something as simple as not to litter for a simple act of littering, if perceived as insignificant for every being, cluttered litter accumulates to pollute the environment, it will also smear the beauty of mother nature.
in addition, reforestation is also helpful in restoring natural resources a tree takes several decades to mature and wood is highly valued for it's extensive usage, especially in the production of paper. thus, it is important that we start early in replanting them.
last but not least, we can find alternative sources of energy and make use of them.for instance, hydroelectricity or solar power in place of the conventional electricity directed from power stations to our homes. oil is largely utilised in making electricity it i less cost effective as compared to using hydroelectricity which makes use of water's stored kinetic energy and energy from the sun which is entirely cost free and does not pollute the environment at all as no burning is required, thus, no greenhouse gases are emitted into the atmosphere.
apparently, there are many solutions we could apply to salvage the damages we have inflicted upon the environment and as long as we start early, it's never too late to save our environment.
lousy essay i've written. no coherence if you really noticed, various problems are being mixed up wil one another. too much information sometimes and complicates my purpose for saying something. a weak conclusion for i have no idea what to write. point it out yourselves. i'm disappointed in myself for the time being. but time does not permit me to rewrite anyway. thankfully i wouldn't pass with a lousy grade. hopefully.
unfortunately it's time to slumber. again. dread the idea of waking up in the mornings. have to drag myself up. i wish someone would be there to harrass me even when the sky is dark, to make sure i wouldn't be late for schools and to make sure i, as a class chairperson of my dear class, do not have to start the trend of going for detentions and treat it like a cool thing to do in a bid to 'save face'.
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