Some people believe that air travel should be restricted because it causes air pollution. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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Travelling by aeroplane has become a daily integral part of our life. Yet when it comes to whether or not people should be restricted because of causing
air
pollution, there has been inclusive debate about it.
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essay will
further
elaborate on both sides of the argument, and
then
I will give my own perspective,
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is necessary to restrict someone's
air
travel. Grantly, someone believes that atmosphere contamination made by aeroplanes is so slight that can not cause damage to the atmosphere, and someone considers the prevention of taking flight would pose a threat to them.
However
, they are ignoring the accumulated small atmosphere pollution that could cause dramatic devastation to the ecosystem in the sky so I can't agree with that opinion.
To begin
with, With the development of transportation,
plane
cause tons of pollution like CO2 and NO2 in the high
air
which is really hard to digest by nature or manual ways. To illustrate, the aeroplane is the most polluted public transportation. Scientists claimed that the contaminated gas made by planes per mile is hundreds of times more than which caused by buses carrying the same amount of passengers per mile.
In other words
, there is no need for everyone every time going trip to take an aeroplane no matter where the destinations are, there are
also
many transportations available except for by
plane
.
For example
, In Japan, China and USA, there is a constructed expressway or high-speed rail net in the whole country,
hence
travelling in domestic areas by car or by rail is even faster than by
air
.
Thus
, it is really necessary to constrain some folks travelling by
plane
rather than other transportations. In conclusion, I concede that taking aeroplanes is really convenient for people to have remote movement.
However
, if enforce
this
indiscriminately, it will generate more damage and destruction to the ecosystem in the sky. I am convinced that it is necessary for the government to restrict some movement by
plane
.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • significant contributor
  • pollution
  • carbon emissions
  • restrict
  • alternative modes of transportation
  • environmentally friendly
  • technological advancements
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