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.

Nowadays, the
extinction
of
plants
and
animals
is an environmental issue that has increased with time. But some
people
believe that environmental problems are not more important than other
world
issues.
This
essay will discuss these different opinions about environmental concerns. Taking into account my opinion over the alarms increased of species in
extinction
danger around the
world
.
Firstly
, the current
industries
required a huge quantity of natural resources to satisfied the big product demand from human society, many of these products are from
animals
and
plants
origin. Mainly, the
food
industry has a big impact on climate change due to the use of meat products and
plants
products. All these
industries
have to produce a huge amount of processed
food
to feed the whole
world
,
this
problem increased the hunting industry inside the sea
also
over the land.
As a result
, many
animals
have been extinct or on the border of
extinction
such
as the capibara in south America.
On the other hand
, some groups of
people
are not concerned about animal and
plants
extinction
. Because they do not feel affected by the lack of some species due to these persons live in big city areas, they are not worried about the dangers of some species and they just need is
food
and clothes without been notified of the source of the
food
or product. One good example is tourism, the
people
just want to enjoy every place that they visited, more often these
industries
create more pollution and garbage because they live to feed many
people
, and someplace use animal which the main attraction for tourists. In conclusion, companies are more worried about earning money and they are not concerned about the way to find
this
money,
also
some
people
live in comfortable houses that are separate from the real problem in other parts of the
world
. I firmly believe that
industries
must be more concerned about the impact of their process in the environmental sector and they have to eliminate the use of
animals
and
plants
in
extinction
danger to earn more money in their pockets.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • biodiversity
  • extinction
  • habitat loss
  • ecosystem
  • food chain
  • imbalance
  • interconnected
  • climate change
  • pollution
  • personal actions
  • policy changes
  • education
  • awareness
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