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Inglês Field Work
Inglês Field Work
Code:41240142
Discipline:Ingles
Theme:Write about environment,in what way are we looking after the world and in what way are
we destroying it.
Maxixe, 2024
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Name: Cândido Armando Guilengue
Maxixe,2024
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Index
Introduction.............................................1
Objectives................................................2
Methodology............................................3
Work development...................................4
Conclusion................................................5
Bibliographic references..........................6
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Introduction
This present work has as its theme the environment (general objective), highlighting in
its development the forms of preservation of the world and the forms of destruction
it(specific objective). And then we will also see the methodology used in this work as
the key point of start a search.
Objectives
General
Specific
Methodology
The methodology used in this work involved the use of modules, books and other
sources of information related to the topic in question. Bibliographic references were
used as a way to quickly identify the sources of information necessary for the
development of this work.
The environment
The environment is the set of physical, chemical, and biological conditions, laws,
influences, and interactions that allow, shelter, and govern life in all its forms. Taking
care of the environment means preserving nature, ensuring the quality of life for present
and future generations, promoting sustainable development, and conserving
biodiversity. On the other hand, environmental destruction occurs mainly due to the
unrestrained exploitation of natural resources, pollution caused by human activities, and
lack of awareness about the importance of environmental preservation.
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The ways that we are looking after the world
There are several ways to preserve the world, from individual actions to public
policies. Recycling materials like paper, plastic, glass, and metal helps reduce the
amount of waste sent to landfills, saving natural resources. Conscious use of water and
electricity is also crucial in avoiding waste and contributing to sustainability.
Furthermore, protecting green areas such as forests and natural parks is essential
for preserving biodiversity and ecosystems. Supporting and participating in
reforestation and environmental conservation initiatives is an important way to
contribute.
The ways of destroying the world are varied and often interconnected. Air, water, and
soil pollution pose one of the biggest threats, resulting from industrial activities,
wildfires, uncontrolled use of chemicals, and improper waste disposal. This pollution
affects human health, wildlife, and ecosystems.
Greenhouse gas emissions from the burning of fossil fuels such as coal, oil, and
natural gas are responsible for global warming and extreme phenomena like heatwaves,
hurricanes, and more intense droughts.
Lastly, armed conflicts, social inequality, and lack of access to basic services also
contribute to the destruction of the world, negatively affecting entire communities and
widening global disparities.
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It is crucial to address these challenges with concrete actions at local, national, and
global levels.
Conclusion
The environment is an extremely important topic for the survival and well-being of
all living beings on the planet. The preservation of ecosystems, the reduction of
pollution, the sustainable use of natural resources, and raising awareness about the
importance of nature are essential to ensure a healthy future for generations to come.
Each of us has a role to play in protecting the environment, whether through sustainable
daily practices, support for environmental policies, or participation in conservation
initiatives. Together, we can make a difference and ensure a healthy and balanced
planet for all.
Bibliographic references
Johnson, D. L.; Ambrose, S. H.; Bassett, T. J.; Bowen, M. L.; Crummey, D. E.; Isaacson, J.
S.; Johnson, D. N.; Lamb, P.; Saul, M.; Winter-Nelson, A. E. (1997). "Meanings of
Environmental Terms". Journal of Environmental Quality. 26 (3): 581–589.