Question

Диалог на английський мови на тему захист дерев

Answer 1

1    What are you reading so absorbedly, Glenn?

   

2   It's a booklet about environmental protection and the use of recycling. You should read it too. There is lots of useful information.

   

1   : I see. That's an interesting issue. I'm used to recycling plastic bottles, but what else can we recycle?

2 : Nearly everything. All items can be recycled for further creation of new products. Basically, the old and unwanted materials are put into new use instead of just throwing away.

1   I didn't know about that. For me, recycling simply meant the reduction in the size of landfills.

2: Well, it's one of the most notable benefits that come from recycling. However nature and wildlife preservation is also important.

   

1: What do you mean by that?

2: For example, paper recycling alone saves millions of trees. As we save trees from chopping, we save lots of wild animals, whose habitat is the forest or jungle.

1 Now, I understand. In that sense I fully support recycling. I don't like that many animals become extinct. Last month I even participated in a campaign against animal testing.

2: Unfortunately, most people don't care about nature problems. Environmental protection is of no importance for them.

   

1: We could prepare a project on this topic and present it to the locals.

2: Do you think we'll have supporters?

1: Of course. I'm sure that many people are interested in clean environment and healthy surrounding.

2: We could cover some other topics connected with environmental protection as well.

   

1: Which, for example?

   

2: Apart from this booklet, I found an article in the magazine about various types of pollution, their harm and ways of avoidance.

   

1 Sounds like a good topic. I could give a speech about recycling, while you could prepare a speech about air, water and other types of pollution.

2: I don't mind. I can speak for hours about this topic. When it comes to pollution, the main source of harm is technological progress and factory tests. Modern factories throw into the environment so much waste that many sea animals die, people get sick, wildlife suffers.

1: What other types of environmental pollution do you know, except the air and water pollution?

Glenn: I know there exist noise and light pollution. There are also visual and thermal types of pollution.

2: Never heard of them. I wonder how these things happen?

   

1 Imagine constant noise coming from airplanes, motor vehicles, construction process, etc. They all lead to high levels of human and animal stress. Bright street lamps, extra lights around the home negatively affect human health.

   

2: What about visual and thermal pollution?

   

1: We speak about visual pollution, when numerous skyscrapers block the natural view. They make the cities look dull without enough sunlight in the streets. Excessive billboards are also considered to cause visual pollution. Thermal pollution can be caused by nearby manufacturers, when they pump warm and dirty water into natural water bodies.

   

2: That's a rather complex topic. I would appreciate if you spoke about it. There are many issues which I've never heard or met before. I'm sure that many people in the town are just like me - illiterate in terms of environmental problems. So, they'd interested to learn something new.

Answer 2

Sure, here's a dialogue on the topic of protecting trees:

Alex: Hey, have you heard about the new initiative to protect trees in our city?

Sarah: No, I haven't. What's it all about?

Alex: It's called "GreenCity" and aims to raise awareness about the importance of trees and their protection. They want to prevent unnecessary tree removal and promote tree planting.

Sarah: That sounds fantastic! Trees play a crucial role in our environment and air quality. I'm glad there's a movement to protect them.

Alex: Absolutely! Trees absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen, making the air cleaner and reducing the impact of climate change.

Sarah: It's sad to see so many trees being cut down for construction and development. I hope this initiative helps put an end to that.

Alex: Me too. The campaign also encourages people to report illegal tree removal and provides support for planting more trees in urban areas.

Sarah: I'd love to get involved. How can we contribute to the "GreenCity" initiative?

Alex: There are several ways we can help. First, we can participate in tree planting events organized by the initiative. It's a great way to directly contribute to increasing the tree population.

Sarah: Count me in! I'm eager to get my hands dirty and help plant trees.

Alex: That's the spirit! We can also spread the word about the initiative on social media and among our friends and family to raise awareness.

Sarah: Good idea. I'll share information about "GreenCity" on my social media platforms.

Alex: Additionally, we can educate others about the benefits of trees and the importance of preserving them for future generations.

Sarah: True. It's essential to make people understand that protecting trees is not just for us but for the well-being of the planet.

Alex: Definitely. The more people know about it, the stronger the movement becomes.

Sarah: I'm excited to be a part of this. Let's do our best to protect our environment and stand up for the trees.

Alex: Agreed! Together, we can make a positive impact on our city's green spaces and inspire others to join the cause.

Protecting trees is a responsibility we all share. By actively participating in initiatives like "GreenCity," we can ensure a greener and healthier future for our planet.