Human activity has had a negative impact on plans and animals around the world. Some people think that this cannot be changed, while others believe actions can be taken to bring about a change. Discuss both and give your opinion.

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It would not be deniable that human interventions have
a bad effects
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a bad effect
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on
environment
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the environment
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and climate all over the world.
While
some crowds claimed that these activities would not be altered, I agree with those who believe that some approaches should be implemented to help animals and plants. On the one hand, supporters of human doing said that it can not be changed. Many times ago, people have done it without considering wildlife and forests. Apart from that, I concede that many inventions and medicines are found in
this
way to help humans not only
do they
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live comfortably, But
also
they
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apply
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cure
completely
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them completely
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.
As a result
, human interventions could not be separated from today's lives.
However
, I think it would be morally wrong.
On the other hand
,
although
human activity may
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violate
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animal rights and destroy jungles,
It is clear that
plays an important role in many aspects of development.
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, finding medical allergies that, unfortunately, may cause death for many species of animals.
Furthermore
, annually,testing war equipment destroys
planet
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the planet
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and vegetation. I believe that
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the government
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should implement strategies to conserve wildlife and continue research and testing by allocating special areas or nurturing suitable types of animals for experiments. In conclusion,
while
advocates of human activity argue that it may not be altered, I agree with those who are concerned about environmental issues and believe some alternative ways should be taken.
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task achievement
Your essay addresses both viewpoints effectively and presents a clear opinion. However, it would benefit from more specific and detailed examples. For instance, providing names of countries or specific technologies can enhance your argument.
coherence cohesion
There are minor grammatical errors and awkwardly phrased sentences. For example, 'supporters of human doing said that it can not be changed' could be more clearly stated as 'supporters of human activities argue that they cannot be reversed.'
coherence cohesion
Organize your paragraphs more clearly. Transitions between sentences could be smoother. Using connecting words like 'Additionally' or 'Moreover' can help in achieving better flow.
coherence cohesion
Your introduction and conclusion are clear and effectively present the main argument of the essay.
task achievement
The essay successfully discusses both sides of the argument and provides a balanced view.

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