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60 How can we live less wastefully and support the environment so that it may be healthy for generations to come? It may seem like an overwhelming task but it takes just three steps to make a real difference: we must reduce, reuse and recycle! Before we throw anything away, we must think if there is any way we can use it for another purpose. It is good for your finances too!
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Ответ:
В тексте предлагаются три простых шага для уменьшения отходов и поддержки окружающей среды, чтобы будущие поколения могли жить в здоровой среде:
- Reduce (Сокращение) – уменьшение количества потребляемых ресурсов и производимых отходов.
- Reuse (Повторное использование) – повторное использование вещей вместо их выбрасывания.
- Recycle (Переработка) – переработка материалов для создания новых продуктов.
Также, прежде чем что-то выбросить, стоит подумать, можно ли это использовать для другой цели. Это полезно и для финансов!
Проверка за 10 секунд: Три главных шага: сокращай, используй повторно, перерабатывай.
Доп. профит: Помни, что даже маленькие действия, такие как сортировка мусора или повторное использование бутылок, могут внести большой вклад в сохранение нашей планеты. Каждый шаг важен!
Ответ: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Отлично! Ты понял основные принципы устойчивого образа жизни!
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