Band 6: What are the long-term implications of increased reliance on renewable energy sources? (User-Submitted IELTS Speaking Answer)

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Overreliance on renewable sources of energy can pose some risks in the future, whereby these resources might be depleted. This can lead to a lack of energy sources, which will affect the population because if we have no other options for energy, it will be a problem for many communities. Additionally, overreliance can lead to diminishing returns because we do not have other sources to alternate with. If we rely on one source, it may seem to diminish, and we will not have anything else to use. The natural sources can lead to overdependence on one energy source, which can result in an addiction to that source. Changes may occur in the future whereby we have other sources of energy in each field. We should not concentrate solely on one natural source and should adopt new ways of generating energy, such as artificial sources that have been implemented. These may or may not be adoptable in the future, but we should consider them.

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Overlays in renewable sources of energy can pose some risks in future, whereby these resources might be depleted. It can lead to lack of those sources and it will affect the population because if we have no other option of energy source, then it will be a problem to many populations. It also leads to, when you over-reliant it can also lead to diminishing because we do not have other sources to actually alternate with it. So it would be relied on one thing then it may seem to be diminishing feature and we will not have anything to use. The natural sources can lead to over dependence on one energy source which can bring to addition to one source and changes can occur in future whereby we have other sources of energy in each field. We should only shift one concentration to only one natural source and not adopt the new ways of putting energy like the artificial sources of energy that have been implemented. Maybe or it can be implemented in the future. They cannot be but adoptable.

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