Demand for gas and oil is increasing and so finding new sources in remote and untouched areas is a necessity. Do the advantages of this outweigh the disadvantages?

These days, the requirement for fuel energy has dramatically increased over the past five decades. In order to fulfil the need of humans, they have to explore new places to persuade energy sources, which are always located in preservative areas and oceans. In

this

essay, I will demonstrate how the processes of digging fossil

gas

adversely affect the environment including increased greenhouse gases, and disastrous for

ocean

habitats. The

first

drawback which should be taken into consideration is rising in greenhouse

gas

emissions. The implementation of making

gas

and oil releases a massive amount of carbon dioxide and methane

gas

, which are considered hazardous gases contributing to global warming. As pointed out by the published paper in prestigious journals, one of the main causes of global warming is the

gas

emitted from oil production and the burning from car engines.

Moreover

, fuel production wreaks havoc on environmental degradation.

As a result

of the waste management during the oil-producing processes, the

ocean

is contaminated with coal and residue so that a million aquatic creatures have died and become abnormal.

For example

, contaminated sea lead to the reduction in the amount of plankton, which results in a considerable decrease in the number of fish in the

ocean

as they are considered as the primary living things in the food chain of the

ocean

.

Besides

, the number of seabirds have numerously declined because the coal attaching to their leather led to heavy bodyweight, which makes them difficult to hunt. In conclusion, from my point of view, augmentation in inducing global warming gases, and being harmful to nature make the drawbacks of the fuel production outnumber the benefits of it.