Many countries use fossil fuels (coal, oil, natural gas) as the main source of energy. However, in some countries the use of the alternative sources of energy (wind energy and solar energy) is encouraged. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this development?

Using nonrenewable resources

such

as coal, and oil natural gases are the primary source of

energy

for a number of countries to

this

day, but few countries use wind

energy

and solar

energy

for generating

energy

as a substitution for natural resources. My opinion, I strongly support improving and developing those alternative sources to the traditional way

that is

used for ages,

However

, I think that the immense use of renewable

energy

impact the environment in a bad way but not as much as nonrenewable sources. On one hand, To make earth's resources available is not an easy process they need to be extracted with heavy machinery and a lot of human force, once those fuels are extracted they are utilized in many industries and in many forms one good example is generating electricity to

this

day many countries use coal as the by far primary resource to generate current

this

process makes a lot of pollution,

according to

various research fossil fuels can only

last

for around 200 years more, in the same ,way oil and natural gas are used in many industries and automobile.

On the other hand

, moving from nonrenewable to renewable is good for the ecosystem and

also

for public health,

,

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However

shifting is not so simple because generating

energy

using sun and wind takes a lot of strong infrastructure and maintenance, for ,example generating statewide electricity huge amount of solar panels or wind turbines need to be installed and they needed to be maintained properly. In conclusion, finishing all the fossil fuels may lead to many disasters and

according to

many researchers earth could become inhabitable if they are completed, So moving to renewable sources is good and compulsory.