In today’s world, a growing number of individuals travel by air. This essay aims to explore the underlying reasons for this issue and discuss potential solutions.
One of the root causes of the increase in air travel is its harmful impact on birds and other flying animals. Airplanes enter the habitats of birds, leading to their extinction or forcing them to migrate. For example, some bird species, such as eagles, are rarely seen in the sky anymore or have moved to remote areas like deserts. To address this problem, governments should implement policies that limit flight routes to urban areas. This would involve encouraging people to travel to some city by car, train, etc.
Another significant concern is air pollution. The fuel used by airplanes contains pollutants that harm the environment. For instance, aircraft gasoline contains carbon, which contributes to severe air pollution. A potential solution is using higher-quality gasoline or developing eco-friendly fuels for airplanes.
A third issue is the missed opportunity to enjoy natural beauty through other modes of travel, such as trains or cars. Social media can highlight routes and promote the experience of road travel. For example, for going to Boshehr, TV can prompt some road restaurants or some nature to grab user’s attention. To address this problem media should implement some plans promoting other ways of travelling.
In conclusion, societies are facing a growing problem with traveling by flight, including harm to wildlife and environmental pollution. In my view, the responsibility for solving this issue lies with both the media and the government. Media organizations should promote the benefits of road travel, while governments must prioritize developing sustainable transportation alternatives. Otherwise, this issue may be exacerbated.