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The document discusses several ecological issues affecting the city of Jaworzno, Poland. It addresses problems such as littering, burning of harmful substances due to poverty, illegal deforestation, wasting energy by leaving chargers plugged in, wasting water, pollution from slag heaps, burning of meadows which kills animals and habitats, boars entering cities due to humans scaring them from forests, and increasing air pollution from car exhaust fumes as traffic and the number of cars rises. Residents are encouraged to be more mindful of their environmental impact and reduce waste, pollution, and behaviors that damage the natural environment.
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- 1. THE ECOLOGICAL ISSUES IN JAWORZNO High School Number 2 in Jaworzno
- 3. Rubbish In Jaworzno the roads are garbage. There are more and more because people don't want come to places where you can find litter bins. It is easier to throw something away. This is not good for our environment. On the road, you can find empty beer cans, packets of crisps, empty bottles and more. People littering the environment is becoming more and they destroy the natural beauty of nature. MAGDALENA BĄBA
- 4. BURNING HARMFUL FOR THE ENVIRONMENT SUBSTANCES
- 5. Burning harmful substances In Poland a lot of people have not got money for buying firewood or coal which are widely used in central heating systems. Because of that their furnaces are able to being fuelled by almost everything combustible they take boxes or cartons from the shops, tires, plastics like bottles, old clothes and wastepaper. It causes increasing amount of smog over the cities. It is greatly dangerous and toxic for neighbours who must breathe polluted air. It is hard to call town’s guard (city police) because you know that this people just have no money and they must keep their houses warm. FRYDERYK ANTONOWICZ
- 7. Cutting trees One of the ecology problems is defrestation. Some people are trying to save money without the consent of the forester cut down trees which they are best suited. Such behavior leads to the fact that the lack of understanding and awareness of, for example, we may lose some protected trees which is very low in the area. By cutting down trees is changing the oxygen content in the air. The trees are fantastic oxygenators it is they clean our air. If you do not take care of it will live in an increasingly polluted environment. MAGDALENA PRUSEK
- 8. DO NOT WASTE THE ENERGY!
- 9. The waste of energy Nowadays, a major problem associated with the utilization of a large amount of energy is leaving the charger in contacts after having charged the device. Studies have shown that the energy saved by turning off the charger for the whole year is equal to the energy used to heat water for a bath so all of us should pay attention and try to get as much as possible overcome this problem. One person is not able to cope with it-must be involved in all of us! JOANNA JAMRÓZ
- 10. YOUR FRIEND - WATER
- 11. The waste of water Earth can be used by people? The rest is salt water or permanently frozen and we can't drink it or even wash with it. We should always use water wisely and not waste it because it's not as abundant as you might think. Taking a shower instead of a bath is one of the easiest ways to save water. Find out how you can save the water. MONIKA WORNA
- 12. WHAT A MESS! – SLAG HEAPS
- 13. Slag heaps Slag heaps are the venture capital of environment. Bings can be responsible for water pollutions. The air could be polluted too. Slag heaps are characteristic element for industrial area. It is built of rocks or different wastes from power station, mine, steel and other factories. Slag heaps of wastes from mine in our city are considerated to be a habitat for protected species. Places like this are used to build scientific laboratories where people can observe nature. ALEKSANDRA KRASOŃ
- 14. THE BURNING OF GRASSES
- 15. The burning of meadows Burning meadows is very harmful to our environment because it kills animals and their habitat, destroys flora. Smoke which is coming from the fire is very dangerous for our life. WERONIKA OPOZDA
- 16. OUR WILD GUESTS…
- 17. Boars Boars are very dangerous in our city, because they cross over a road and cars can hit with them. But why boars run away with forest? That is because people, who do something heavy, burn something in forest, scare these animals and they want to go somewhere else. KLAUDIA ADAMIAK
- 18. EXHAUST FUMES
- 19. Exhaust fumes Car fumes are really big problem, specially in city, where they build up air pollution progressively. In fact, We can see more and more cars driving on streets, so the problem is not decreasing. That growing pollution is also connected with traffic jams, repeated stopping and moving cars or slow speed. In sprawl, fumes can not be diffused so easly and it has strong influence to our health and nature. We are all responsible for environment so we should try to reduce that problem, and for example ride to work a bicycle or choose mass transit. PATRYCJA MATRACZ
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