Human activities can cause extinction of wildlife on the Earth. Extraction of fossil fuels on the sea and global fires deliberately generated by people might result in this problem. Renewable energy sources and some restrictions to enter the forests can be effective ways to address an extinction process.
Firstly, the process of getting non-renewable energy sources, such as petrol, gas, and coal, can cause the death of animals that are residents of the sea. A significant amount of petrol can spread on the sea during extraction or transportation; in return, this might disrupt microorganisms and minerals that are essential for the animals’ nutrition. Additionally, their chemical features do not allow the absorption of sun rays from the oceans, causing reducing the average temperature of water.
Secondly, burning the forests intentionally can be one of the reasons for extinction. It is obvious that the forests can provide accommodation for several spices. Most people can go to the forests for a picnic; however, they do not tend to put out the fire after barbeque, leading to the global fires. When the fires happen, it can result in several problems, such as destruction of the nature, mass death of the animals, and most importantly, an increase in carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere.
To address negative effects of fossil fuels, renewable energy sources, including solar, wind, and water, can be utilized. They do not release dangerous chemicals and gases into the air; in return, their usage cannot lead to extinction of sea animals. Additionally, the governments can take several measures, such as limiting the number of people entering the forests, applying fees or punishments to individuals who cause the fires, to reduce the frequency of occurrence of the global fires.
In conclusion, the extinction of animals over the world becomes widespread due to dangerous human activities. Subtraction and transfer process of non-renewable energy sources and the global fires purposely generated by individuals can be the main reasons for this issue. Increasing the usage of renewable energy sources and taking formal actions to minimize the forest fires might be helpful to solve this problem.