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Some people think that the increase in international travel has a negative impact on the environment and should be restricted. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?

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Global warming has become over the
last
 decades one of the
first
priority
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humanity. During the same period, the
transport
 industry has extremely increased, which contrasts with the intent of the countries over the world to reduce carbon emissions.
Firstly
, I will assess whether travelling damages our planet and
then
 analyse if any regulation should be adopted. According to scientists, carbon emissions
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 one of the most prominent causes of climate change. In my opinion, international
transport
 rejects a large part of these emissions every day.
Thus
, the intensive use of the plane increases dramatically the carbon rejected on earth.
Therefore
, I think that it is correct that the development of transnational
transports
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 damages
the
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nature.
However
, notwithstanding the fact that
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 industry is partly behind climate change, I do not agree with any restriction
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such
 activity. If we introduce more taxes or any other measures, the investments made in
this
 industry would probably decrease and lead to the reduction of innovation in
this
 field. At the same time, we need to develop green energies or
transport
 means.
Therefore
, any regulation restricting international
transport
 will have a negative impact. To conclude, I think that transportation over the world has an irremediable effect on the environment by leading to global warming.
However
, any regulation in order to limit
such
 effect may have a negative impact on the investments in new technologies,
in particular
 green energies. The future should be the development of electric planes or boats and not the travel ban of the citizens of the world.
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