40.Some human activities have negative effects on plant and animal species. Some people think it is too late to do anything about this problem while others think effective measures can be taken to improve this situation. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

It is true that several wild species are adversely influenced by human activities. Under

such

circumstances, some contend that it is pointless to address

this

issue because no solution will be effective,

whereas

others believe that people can still implement visible

measures

to overcome the problem. In

this

essay, both sides will be explored, followed by my opinion. On the one hand, the idea that there is nothing for humans to do to lessen their detrimental effects on the natural world is grounded in some valid points. The proponents of

this

perspective argue that numerous wild species have become extinct before human intervention.

This

is evident in how the dinosaurs were killed by an asteroid that attacked the Earth 65 million years ago, a long time before the presence of humans.

In addition

, many endangered creatures are predicted to vanish despite

measures

taken by people.

This

is because the food chains are negatively affected by the disappearance of vegetation and other

animals

in the ecosystem, causing a shortage of food and an unstoppable death of other organisms.

On the other hand

, I do believe that people can still implement some

measures

to improve the situation.

Firstly

, governments around the world have the power to enact and enforce laws and regulations aimed at protecting wild plants and

animals

and their habitats.

For example

, the Vietnamese government introduced laws on industrial waste management in 2001 to deter factories from discharging waste into rivers and oceans without proper waste treatment progress,

thus

successfully improving the water quality in industrial areas to protect aquatic species.

Secondly

, many conservation efforts have shown that it is still possible to protect and restore endangered

animals

and their habitats. Examples include the recovery of the bald eagle in the U.S. and giant panda habitats in China. In conclusion,

while

some damage is irreversible, it is not too late to take effective

measures

to improve the situation. Human actions are the primary factors contributing to the decline in wildlife

animals

and plants, it is our ethical and moral responsibility to deal with

this

matter. By implementing conservation efforts and enacting strong legislation, we can mitigate the issue and work towards a sustainable coexistence with the natural world.

Although

the challenges are immense, they are not unsurmountable and our future depends on our commitment to preserving biodiversity