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100 БАЛЛОВ! Составить 10 вопросов к тексту! Use Less Stuff! ELIMINATE WASTE & PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENTSimply speaking, waste is anything thrown away or released into the environment. Unfortunately, a lot of waste can end up harming the environment. You can help protect the environment by learning about and practising the 3 Rs: REDUCE, RECYCLE and REUSE! We've come up with some practical ways of doing this...CHOOSE TO REUSEIt's not waste until you waste it! Think carefully about how you can reuse something before you throw it away. Make a compost heap in the garden with fruit and vegetable material - it will decompose and make good fertiliser for your plants. Also, if things break, try to repair them before you replace them. Remember that one man's rubbish is another man's treasure! If you buy a replacement for something you already have, give the old item to someone who can use it. Have your jeans got holes in the knees? Make new shorts out of them or give them to someone who needs them. Don't throw away empty jars and bottles: rinse them out and use them to store other things. TURN IT DOWN OR SWITCH IT OFFAlways switch off the lights when you leave an empty room, and use light bulbs that save energy. You can also switch off the cooker a few minutes earlier - there will still be enough heat to finish cooking the food. Why not take showers in cooler water and for shorter lengths of time? Finally, turn down the heating and put on warmer clothes if you're cold.BE A LEAN, GREEN SHOPPING MACHINEOnly buy what you really need and use all of it. Thinking about buying something new? Try the 30-day rule - only buy it if you still want it 30 days after you first saw it.At the supermarket, avoid buying things you do not need by writing a shopping list before you go and making sure you keep to it. Of course, you should also take your own bags to put the shopping in. PUT PACKAGING ON A DIETFirst things first: buy things with simple packaging that can easily be recycled. Better still, choose products with no packaging at all! Secondly, if you are preparing a packed lunch to eat at school, take a sandwich in a reusable lunchbox, juice in a reusable bottle and a banana, rather than a sandwich in a plastic bag, or a carton of juice and biscuits which are each wrapped in silver paper and even more plastic. And finally ... think BIG! One large box of cereal, for example, uses less packaging than several smaller ones and is usually a lot cheaper too! SAVE ON PAPERTry to cut down on the amount of paper you use. Use a computer and proofread your writing on the screen before you print it out. Use both sides of the paper and then recycle it. Remember that telephone calls and email messages don't create paper waste.GET OTHERS INVOLVEDLast but not least, encourage your friends to cut down on waste too! Swap magazines, books and clothes, send them a copy of this newsletter (on recycled paper, of course!) or start a 'Use Less Stuff!' campaign at your school!​

Answer 1

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Can a lot of waste end up harming the environment?

How can we help protect the environment?

What will decompose and make good fertiliser for your plants?

What should we do if things break?

How can we use empty jars and bottles?

You can also switch off the cooker a few minutes earlier,can’t you?

What should yoI avoid buying at the supermarket?

Why you should take your own bags to put the shopping in?

How can we save on paper?

Do your friends cut down on waste?

Answer 2

1. What is waste and how can it harm the environment?
2. What are the 3 Rs for protecting the environment?
3. How can you reuse items instead of throwing them away?
4. What are some practical ways to reduce energy consumption at home?
5. What is the 30-day rule when it comes to shopping?
6. How can you avoid unnecessary packaging when shopping?
7. How can you reduce paper waste in your daily life?
8. How can you encourage others to reduce waste?
9. What are some examples of items that can be swapped or shared instead of being thrown away?
10. How can you start a 'Use Less Stuff!' campaign at your school?