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All cars that burn fossil fuels should be banned and electric cars should replace them. Do you agree or disagree?

#cars #fuels
It is argued that
fossil burning
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cars
 should be totally prohibited and replaced by
the
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electric
cars
. I agree with
this
 statement as it is an environmentally friendly option that promotes the usage of
renewalbe
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renewable
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source
sourse
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source
 of
energy
. Petrol and
gas fuelled
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gas-fuelled
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cars
 negatively affect
on
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the air that we
breath
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. Toxic emissions from these vehicles are bad for both people and all the living organisms
of
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 our planet. Their replacement with machines powered by electricity will significantly reduce the harm that humanity brings to nature. A great example can be
cars
 from a company called Tesla, which is engaged in the production of automobiles with
the
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fuel in the form of electricity. What is more, the owners of those
cars
 have
an
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 ability to charge their
cars
 using renewable
energy
 sources.
This
 spreads and popularizes the use of these sources of
energy
.
Furthermore
, the usage of renewables can
finally
 solve the air pollution problem as more people will use
this
 method of
energy
 production than the traditional one (by burning coal, petrol,
and
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etc.)
For instance
, gas stations in China where drivers can charge their
cars
 with electricity obtained from
the
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windmills. In
conclusion
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 I want to note that I support banning
cars
 that burn fossil fuels and I believe that it will be a good decision for the
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government
goverment
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government
.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • fossil fuels
  • emissions
  • air pollution
  • greenhouse gases
  • climate change
  • sustainable
  • renewable
  • electric vehicles
  • battery technology
  • charging infrastructure
  • range anxiety
  • government support
  • incentives
  • subsidies
  • renewable energy
  • environmental impact
  • energy efficiency
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