In recent years, the vast majority of individuals believe that the extinction of some animal species can be the most serious environmental issue, whereas some people are concerned, that there are several, a great deal more important ecological issues, that follow by already mentioned ones.This essay will discuss both points of view and prove, that ecological problems are not only about the endangered species of animals.
To begin with, the disappearance of animal and plant species is the first thing that comes to people’s minds when talking about environmetal issues because it is merely the most obvious aspect that we cannot ignore.Moreover, the extinction of various mammals and insects can be easily seen and even pupils at schools learn about ecology by discussing this problem from the very beginning, in primary schools or even preschools.
However, more and more people nowadays become concerned about following ecological problems.Therefore, the following issue after disappearance of certain plants leads to the lack of insects, such as bees and butterflies.This problem rises an even greater question of the dramatic decrease of birds and mammals, whose diet contains previously stated insects.Furthemore, the next ones, who become victims of human activity are mammals and humanity respectively because it leads to the lack of food for animals.For us, it restricts our capability to use and get honey and sugar, which are considered to be the base of our daily lives.This changes create hardships we, somehow, need to cope with.Otherwise, the carbon footprint, carbon emissions and other factors will change our daily routine significantly.
In conclusion, after considering both opinions, I strongly believe, that not only the endangered species’ extinction is the main and the most crucial problem but the direct influence on our lives their disappearance has, changing our lifestyle and, therefore, making it difficult to cope with different issues, changing our routine significantly.Modern society must be aware of the troubles of the carbon footprint and factories wastes we leave everyday and which consequences we, in the near future, will need to deal with.