Some people say that the main environmental problem of our time is the loss of particular species of plants and animals. Others say that there are more important environmental problems. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

Until now, many

species

of specific plants and animals have disappeared around the world.

Although

some people insist that

this

is the major environmental

problem

of our era, I would argue that global warming is a more serious

problem

. There are some good arguments which show us how a serious

problem

the disappearance of particular

species

of plants and animals on our earth is.

This

problem

has been caused by the actions of us,

such

as cutting a lot of rainforests to build cities. These actions have made various

species

of plants and animals extinct, robbing them of their habitats. If we continue to take

such

actions from now on, the ecosystem will be more seriously damaged, and it will make many more

species

died out. The demonstration is that because of the disturbance ecosystem and food chain caused by us, a

species

for a prayer become extinct, which causes starvation for

this

predator. Despite the above arguments, I strongly believe that we need to pay as much attention to global warming as we can.

This

environmental

problem

leads to a rise in temperature in our world.

Then

,

this

makes the polar ice caps melt and sea levels rise.

This

situation creates the fear of many lowland areas on earth going under the sea. Due to the rise in temperature,

also

, more extreme weather conditions may happen and, flooding and droughts can become more common. These adverse impacts of global warming on the environment must endanger not only plants and animals but

also

even us.

For example

, many areas in the world have become deserts and

this

has made it harder for us to obtain enough water to live.

This

is a bad effect of global warming. To conclude, it seems to me that taking care of global warming as an environmental

problem

is more significant compared with the extinction of specific

species

of plants and animals.