The Pros And Cons Of DDT

DDT between beneficial and destructive Throughout the history, humans have faced a lot of problems, but the worst of all of these are the problems made by humans themselves. Every day we try to discover something new to help our society and to help us survive in the environment that we are living in. We use technology and chemicals as an example to come up with anything that can benefit us and realize its purpose. We started to have problems with mosquitoes, so scientists from all over the world collaborated to develop something new and different, and they succeeded. They created DDT, the most effective weapon they have ever created against insects. It was an amazing invention for the people back then. Once a bug walks on surface with DDT, it seems to paralyze the bug and kills it right after. DDT was first used in WWII to avoid malaria and typhus because more soldiers died because from these diseases than by the actual war. So, if DDT is beneficial, why did it become a problem?
Some people are still wondering if DDT is beneficial or destructive, and we cannot really make
However, some people were afraid that insects might become resistant after banning DDT. A large population that didn’t get to see the real effects of DDT said that banning it was a bad idea that would cause the increase of malaria in Africa and other countries, supporting that by the fact that 30 to 60 million children died because of malaria after that, and that we would replace it with more toxic chemicals anyway. But if we think about it, DDT was killing people slowly while they didn’t notice it and people wouldn’t decrease its use if the government told them to do so, so the right decision was to ban