Not, Increasing the fuel directly without studying how it will affect people's life lead to making their life harder, and will not think about the environment correctly. We can go for alternatives solution slowly to assured that people are aware of the fuel effects on the environment. These solutions are like: -Produce electrical cars with minimizing producing cars with fuel. -produce cars that filter the fuel outcomes. -encourage people to use buses for work, schools…

Definitely not., Increasing the fuel wit out studying how it will affect people's lives makes their life harder and they will not think about the environment in the correct way. We can go for alternative solutions, slowly with the assurance that people become aware of the negative effects fuel has on the environment. These solutions are like: -Produce electrical cars to minimise producing cars with fuel. -produce cars that filtering the fuel emmissions. -encourage people to use buses to work and, school.

Definitely no, because increasing the cost of fuel without considering how it will affect people's lives will make their lives harder and will not help them think about the environment in the correct way. It would be better to implement alternative solutions slowly so that people become aware of the effects of fuel on the environment. These solutions include: -Producing electrical cars while minimizing the production of conventional cars, -Producing cars that filter fuel exhaust, and -Encouraging people to use buses to get to work, school and so on.