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Do you think people need to change the way of transportation drastically to protect the environment? (added on 27 Jan 2026)
Vocabulary hozircha yo‘q.
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current transport systems rely heavily on fossil fuels and produce large amounts of emissions -
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small individual changes are not enough to reduce pollution at a meaningful level -
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cities are already struggling with poor air quality caused by traffic -
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switching to electric and public transport can significantly lower carbon emissions -
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transport is one of the fastest-growing sources of environmental damage -
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without major changes, future environmental targets will be impossible to reach -
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drastic change would push governments to invest in cleaner infrastructure - • no:
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many people rely on cars for work and daily life, so sudden changes would be hard to follow -
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public transport is not developed enough in some areas to replace private vehicles -
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gradual changes, like promoting cycling or car-sharing, can already reduce pollution over time -
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drastic changes are expensive and unrealistic for most families -
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people are more likely to adopt solutions that feel practical and affordable -
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governments can support cleaner energy and better infrastructure without forcing radical change
Yes, I think people do need to change the way of transportation drastically because current transport systems rely heavily on fossil fuels and produce large amounts of emissions. This kind of pollution affects both the environment and public health. Another point is that small individual changes are not enough to reduce pollution at a meaningful level. Using a bike once a week doesn’t really solve the problem. I’d also say that without major changes, future environmental targets will be impossible to reach. That’s why gradual steps alone won’t be enough. So in this case, drastic change seems necessary.
No, I don’t think people need to change the way of transportation drastically because many people rely on cars for work and daily life, so sudden changes would be hard to follow. For example, someone living in the suburbs might have no alternative to commuting by car. Another reason is that public transport is not developed enough in some areas to replace private vehicles. This makes a complete switch unrealistic. I’d also add that gradual changes, like promoting cycling or car-sharing, can already reduce pollution over time. Step-by-step improvements feel more practical for most people.
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