As the global population rises so does the demand for
oil
and
gas
, which compels miners to explore new places on Earth to extract new
resources
. In contemporary settings,
however
, while I believe that they are beneficial for the increased number of cars and the human race as a whole, I do not agree that the remaining places in the world which are undiscovered should be exploited.
With regards to the human population, grease and vapour have become essential for our daily survival.
Firstly
, there has been an increasing demand for vehicles to cover long distances and transport requires petrol.
Secondly
, the world relies on
gas
for various purposes to fulfil our basic needs
such
as cooking. The production of numerous things is made in
such
a way that the majority of items demand
oil
and smoke
further
.
For example
, commuting will become difficult without transport that demands
oil
, whereas factory plants will shut down in case of the absence of organic
gas
to carry out the process.
Consequently
, the whole economy will be affected which will
also
gradually disrupt the countries’ overall system.
On the other hand
, in order to discover
resources
, companies have already damaged more than 80% of the world’s forests including wildlife habitats which
also
resulted in the decline of many magnificent animal species. The planet is already facing the 5th mass extinction due to unethical human activities,
therefore
, discovering more untapped areas for grease and
gas
will not only exploit more natural
resources
but
also
cause
further
decline in the tropical jungles and population of wild species.
For instance
, many companies around the world are doing seismic blasting in oceans to extract
oil
which has increased noise pollution in the seas as well as killed many marine animals during the process,
such
as dolphins and whales.
Hence
, granting access to the petroleum and vapour industry will just be another threat to mother nature.
To conclude,
nevertheless
, petrol and
gas
have become our daily need for survival, they are
also
destroying our unique forests and polluting the oceans at the same time. Humans have simply taken the Earth’s natural products for granted. In order to curb climate change, reverse the effects of global warming, and control the increasing interest in
oil
and
gas
, individuals must propose stringent environmental policies and laws to use the world’s
resources
within the ethical boundary.