Human activities have negative effects on plants and animal species. Some people think that it is too late to do anything about this problem. Other people believe that effective measures can be taken to improve this situation. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

There is a heated discussion about whether

humans

should take

actions

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to protect the

species

from the impact of human activities.

Although

it is argued by some

people

that it is too late to take any action on

this

problem, I hold the opinion that we can still adopt effective measures to improve

this

situation. Some

people

believe that the negative impact that

humans

have exerted

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the ecological system is irreversible.

Thus

little outcome can be seen if action is taken from now on.

For example

, the breakthroughs that

humans

have achieved in genetic science cannot bring extinct

species

back to life.

Moreover

, genetically modified organisms might affect biodiversity, and the possible knock-on effect is yet to be foreseen. In

this

case, the action that aims to protect the

species

is neglectable.

However

, I would argue that effective and timely measures are pivotal in protecting plants and animal

species

from

further

harm. If

people

stop burning coal and fossil fuels and alter to renewable energy,

then

we are more likely to avert global temperature rising up to an unprecedented level, and more

species

are able to survive because of that. If we start enhancing

people

's awareness of protecting wildlife,

then

communities are more likely to work collaboratively in

to

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conserving endangered

species

.

Thus

, the negative impacts of human activities on

species

can be reversed. In summary, while it is true that it is too late to rectify some of the damage that

humans

have imposed on plants and animal

species

, I would argue that effective measures should still be taken to prevent the problem from exacerbating.