The best way to solve the world's environmental problem is to increase the price of fuel. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

Fuel

is the most essential resource in our modern society.

For example

, Coal and natural gas fire up power plants and light up billions of homes across the world, petrol and kerosene ignite car engines to connect people in an unimaginable

way

we could never think of.

However

, some say that increasing the

prices

of

fuel

would help solve global environmental issues, but the disruptions to our lives might be a huge drawback that we can never afford. There are several reasons, government incentives to clean renewable

energy

is the best

way

to replace traditional

fuel

.

This

is crucial to reduce greenhouse gases emission because the

prices

of green

energy

are still higher than fossil

fuel

in many places like the oil exporters like Saudi Arabia and Russia.

For instance

, even Australia has to offer subsidies to homes to set up solar panels on rooftops.

Hence

, as green

energy

is the best and only alternative to burning the polluting ancient rocks, yet more expensive, the only

way

to promote

that is

through subsidies.

However

, some might say that even though we increase the

prices

of traditional

fuel

, it will be the same result. From the glimpse of human history, the Kyoto Protocol, a global agreement of reducing greenhouse gases emission, can never be enforced in different

countries

because of their own interests. With the same logic, if every global leader sat together, they would not agree on increasing the

prices

of

fuel

collaboratively. The

oil exporting

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countries

will be furious because of the decrease in export. The under-developed

countries

will suffer even more because they need fossil

fuel

to power their

countries

, but they do not have the capital to buy even more expensive raw

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, even likely not having the technology to develop large scale clean

energy

projects. These

countries

will never say yes, so it will be impossible to reach a global agreement. To sum up, increasing the

prices

of

fuel

will never be successful internationally.

Thus

, the only best

way

to reduce greenhouse gases emission is through individual government incentives and subsidies to green

energy

.