In the future. nobody will buy printed newspapers or books because they will be able to read everything they want online without paying. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

Nowadays, even some people still keep the habits of reading
books
and magazines, others think that while hard copies of
books
or daily magazines will be disappeared, people will tend to read something free online. I firmly agree with
this
point of view because printing articles will bring some disadvantages. In
this
essay, I will support my ideal with some analysis.
Firstly
, due to the development of technology information especially the internet, people are easy to access much online information
that is
  a quite convenient and time-saving way.
Besides
that, they can get not only the reviews or any arguments but
also
find the relevant information about those subjects.
For example
, with smartphones, laptops or portable technology stuffs young generations can search and read the news everywhere they want
such
as on the train, in the coffee shop ... but they don't need to go to bookshops to buy
books
or press.
Secondly
, producing
books
or journals are not good for the environment. Pulp and
paper
which are used for
books
are manufactured from raw materials that are woods. Many trees need to be cut down for
paper
manufacturing. Rubbish emission from factories if it is not well-organized, will cause air pollution. In some recent studies, pulp and
paper
generate the
third
largest amount of industrial air, water and land emissions in Canada. That's why having a safe pulp and
paper
mill will cost a lot of funds. While the consumers reduce, investing a big amount to print out
books
or newspapers is not practical. In conclusion, with the bad effects on the environment and the high cost of printed
books
and newspapers, the way to choose e-
books
is an upward trend because of the convenience on time and money savings.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • accessibility
  • convenience
  • cost-effective
  • cultural value
  • sentimental value
  • reliability
  • distracting
  • access to
  • digital devices
  • internet
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