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Fossil fuels (coal, oil, natural gas) are the main source in many countries, but in some countries the use of alternative source of energy (wind and solar energy) are encouraged. To what extent do you think it is a positive or negative development?

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It is true that most countries can'
t
 go out without fossil
fuels
such
 as coal, oil, or natural gas while using other substitutes
such
 as wind or sun is being supported in some countries. There could be several reasons for
this
, and I believe it is a positive trend. Since the former ages, Human beings massively depended on fossil
fuels
 to produce its need of
energy
. There were many reasons behind that, as it didn'
t
 need much effort, it was highly productive, and it was easily transportable.
Besides
 they didn'
t
 expect that it will vanish or decrease from the earth in one day. With continuous and full dependence on fossil ,
fuels
 people began to discover its disadvantages, starting from the pollution it causes to the high costs on the users and the main issue that it can'
t
 be renewable so people became aware that it has a limit
then
 it will no longer be available.
Consequently
, The governments began to motivate people and industries to replace fossil
fuels
 with natural
sources
 of
energy
such
 as wind or solar
energy
. They found that it's a more clean source with lower or nearly zero exhaustion to the environment.
In addition
 to its always availability, it's safe and can be easily renewed. Developing and poor countries aimed their forces to find more methods relying more on those
sources
 of
energy
. In conclusion, There world needs a variety of
energy
sources
 and the more there are alternative
sources
 the easier our lives will be especially if they are not vanishing
sources
.
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