The best way to solve the world’s environmental problems is to increase the cost of fuel for cars and other private vehicles. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

There is no doubt that environmental issues have been increasing day by day. Some believe that in order to mitigate
this
concern the appropriate way is to increase the cost of petrol for cars and personal vehicles. I disagree with
this
notion because of the rationales followings.
First
of all, it is true that the number of cars and other transport has increased significantly. Every
second
person has their own vehicle due to
this
not only
pollution
has risen but
also
the issue of traffic congestion has occurred.
In addition
to that, if the
fuel
prices
risen
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, people might be shifted to public transport and bicycle rather than their personal transport.
As a result
, less smoke would come from cars and the
pollution
level has been decreased with time.
On the other hand
, some would say that there are various other environmental problems in the world
such
as deforestation, global warming, climate change, water
pollution
and many more. These
also
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need urgent attention as they are a threat to the world as well. Only increasing the cost of
fuel
would not help.
Furthermore
, due to the advancement in technology, scientists have been able to develop several alternative ways
such
as
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move
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to adopt clean energy sources
instead
of fossil fuels. Fossil
fuel
is the major factor
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contributes to
pollution
. In conclusion,
although
due to increment in
fuel
,prices the problem can not be eliminated as there are
also
various other environment-related concerns which could be curbed by other alternatives.
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  • Restatement of thesis
  • Prediction or recommendation

Example:

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  • To summarize
  • Finally
  • In a nutshell
  • In general

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • excessive use
  • encouraging public transportation
  • sustainable energy sources
  • hydrogen-powered vehicles
  • generate additional revenue
  • environmentally friendly projects
  • disproportionately affects
  • lower-income individuals
  • accessible public transportation options
  • sudden hikes
  • inflation
  • social inequality
  • renewable energy
  • promoting carpooling
  • equitable
  • addressing environmental issues
  • punitive measures
  • sustainable lifestyle
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