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- 1. Wasting of natural resources ECO PALS- Poland
- 2. Water Human demand for water has grown incredibly after the industrial revolution eighteenth and nineteenth century and persists to this day. It was used almost all big projects starting from the nuclear power plants. ______________________________________________________________________ What can we do to avoid wasting water?: 1.Don't pour water when it can be used, for example, watering the flowers, garden, or cleaning. 2.Repair dripping faucet 3.Take a quick shower 4.By adjusting the temperature of the hot water, instead of increasing the flow can be reduced.
- 3. Energy Energy is always prepared to light in the home computer to boil water for tea, so we should always save energy, to have more energy all the time. _______________________________________ What can we do to avoid wasting energy?: 1.Lower the temperature in the house by 1 degree C, close the windows when the heating is turned on. 2. Turn off lights and other appliances when not in use, use energy-saving light bulbs. 3. Re-use plastic bags when shopping and to store various objects.
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- Human demand for water has grown incredibly after the industrial revolution eighteenth and nineteenth century and persists to this day. It was used almost all big projects starting from the nuclear power plants.