Some people are convinced that the greatest environmental issue facing the world today is the disappearance of certain plant and animal species. Others hold a belief that there are environmental issues of far greater impact. In my perspective, the second opinion is a well-justified view for several key reasons, which is why I fully agree with that.
Speaking of the first group of surveyed, they want to save everything alive around us as every creature plays a significant role in animal food chain.1 Plants creates an oxygen, this is necessary for human ans animal lives. It is thought-provoking as if we think about lives at first, we can forget about global warming, earthquakes and floods, which are able to kill the planet ever.
Off the top of my head, it is a double-edged sword, we can not choose only one option. Nevertheless, if we think about handling globaller problems we think about disappearing the diversity of species too. Overall, solving the problems of air pollution, water pollution, global warming are the crucial issues for the future. For instance, many turtles and fish were died due to the Great Pacific Garbage Patch near Hawaii and California. Discussing this issue, we talk about water pollution at first and we try to find the decisions for that. Due to global farming ice in Antarctica became melt and penguins started to die because of warm weather conditions, the have to find new places for surviving and hide their offspring from the Sun. They have less territory for living and immigration for them remained only possible decision to cope with these difficulties. It makes their life miserable.
From my point of view, the population has many pivotal environmental problems and saving species is not the most substantial. Salient points like global warming and water pollution play higher role for humanity, animals, and plants than we can expect.
