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Canals in Suzhou are used by locals for washing clothes, riding boats, and washing vegetables and meat to drink or collect rubbish. However, the canals have become dirty because people wash items directly in the water, construction debris enters it, and some rubbish is thrown in while others do not care about keeping the water clean. The document discusses how locals in Suzhou utilize the canals for daily activities but also identifies reasons why the water has become polluted over time.
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Powerpoint suzhou
- 1. Canals in Suzhou BY: Chang Sun, Kyung tae, Danny Environment
- 3. Listened to the tour guide
- 4. Take notes
- 8. Canals used by people… Washing cloth Ride the boat Washing vegetables and meat. To drink Collecting rubbish in the boat
- 9. Why are the canals a bit dirty? Wash things Construction Some rubbish went into water They didn’t care about the water.
- 10. Washing Clothes
- 11. Moving trash
- 12. The End Thank You!