A lot of money is spent nowadays searching for oil. As the world's oil resources will eventually run out, it would be more logical to spend some of this money on developing new sources of power, such as wind and solar. To what extent do you agree or disagree? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge and experience. Write at least 250 words.

In the early years of
this
generation,
oil
resources
are the key point of development.
Therefore
, many countries took a mount of money to look for it. It caused the
resource
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to decrease significantly. Some people think
this
would be a good time to find the new
energy
to be the replacement. I think the opinion has a point.
Firstly
,
oil
is a limited resource. And after it becomes
energy
, pollution it made as another problem for each country.
Oil
is made from
fossil
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. It needs to be mine from the earth.
Moreover
, there are limited places where we can discover
oil
. It is a challenge to develop the
oil
resources
or to keep the natural
resources
. Even more
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the process's products could cause some problems for the environment.
For instance
, greenhouse.
Therefore
, developing new sources,
such
as clean
energy
, could solve the problem caused by using
oil
as
resource
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.
For example
, solar
energy
is an unlimited amount to Earth. Because the source is out of the earth, it is in outer space which means each person who has the equipment to store the
energy
could use the
resources
. It is not only avoided emitting the
pullution
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pollution
,
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but
also
kindly to nature. In conclusion, I prefer developing new sources of power to replace the original ones. The reason is it is more
kindly
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for
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nature by reducing
the
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pollution
emission
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emissions
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and the new
energy
resources
could be unlimited to use
it
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apply
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.
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  • finite
  • renewable energy sources
  • expenditure
  • compromise
  • sustainable
  • environmental impact
  • infrastructure
  • economic sustainability
  • dependency
  • fluctuating prices
  • stimulate
  • job creation
  • vested interests
  • transition
  • reluctance
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