Some people think the best way to solve global environmental problem is to increase the cost of fuel. To what extent do you agree or disagree ?

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150g in 1979. It doubled significantly in
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task response
Ensure to directly address the given task. Your essay should clearly state your position on whether increasing the cost of fuel is the best way to solve global environmental problems, providing relevant arguments to support your view.
coherence and cohesion
Organize your essay into clear paragraphs, including an introduction, body paragraphs each presenting a separate viewpoint or argument, and a conclusion summarizing your position.
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Provide specific examples or evidence to support your main points. This could include data, studies, or hypothetical scenarios that directly relate to the effectiveness of increasing fuel costs as a solution to environmental issues.

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • consumption
  • emissions
  • alternative energy
  • conservation
  • mitigate
  • renewable energy technologies
  • affordability
  • collective action
  • innovation in energy efficiency
  • global cooperation
  • environmental measures
  • pollution
  • economic disparity
  • revenue
  • sustainable development
  • environmental sustainability
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