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Global pollution: seeking solutions: BBC News Review

Global pollution: seeking solutions: BBC News Review

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An international delegation meet to avert environmental catastrophe. Dan and Catherine teach you how to use language from this news story in your everyday English. Environment ministers from about a hundred countries are meeting in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, to try to finalise a declaration to combat pollution. Challenges include banning the use of toxic lead in paint and limiting the amount of plastic that finds its way into the ocean. Key words and phrases: Armageddon a highly destructive event pact formal agreement rampant increasingly out of control
Date: 2020-09-18

Comments and reviews: 9


Its a shame that the BBC dont focus on the reasons why there is so much plastic waste in our oceans ,it works like this the EU fine companies for going over their quotas for waste this includes councils the councils dont want to be fined so contract out the out side contractors hook into a government scheme that says if it has the recycle attached to it end user certificate is no problem plus there is an EU grant for this so the contractor gets paid to export the waste to Africa & Asia what they cant use they take out in boats /ships and dump into the oceans its in compacted bails & eventually breaks up and surfaces .
To control the systen the EU have codes put on everything inc things like plastic water bottles for country of origen and manufacturer year location ect so if a company dumps plastic waste they have a track back to apply the fines via codes .
How do people think that a water bottle from the UK finds its way to an ocean in Africa /Asia ?
plastic waste is big money and in EU countries there mountains of plastic that have been fly tipped and these mountains are high .
All councils in the UK export their over flows because they dont want to go over the EU quotas ,how times have you seen a sign at the tip that says 70% RECYCLED THIS WEEK ?
its all bollox .
UK used to send their plastic waste to China but when environmentalists told the world they were polluting the planet and did articles and programs on it the Chinese said ok we wont take your waste so now we have the situation we have today where to save m9ney we have a phoney export scheme with the word recycle on it contractors getting paid out of EU money to export the problem to Africa Asia ect along with all of the E waste from companies that have stickers on the back that say property of telford council or what ever council it is that upgraded its tech , iys a scam to save money the councils pay contractors to take it away and then say its not our problem because we paid a contractor to dispose of it !

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Not to point the fingers at those that are responsible but if you stop or reduce using plastic and toxic chemicals there would be least of them I thought it would be obvious it sounds like I'm the first person to come up with this idea and if you stop using so much of them it would stop being produced and governments cannot change people that don't want to change this all sounds like Madness forget what I said
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Good pair with high level wisdom invites a lot of people to watch this programme.this programme made me to remember three incidents
The rampant environmental catastrophes have been hitting many a country and the armageddon potentially affecting the economy. In order to support each other the leaders have made pact between many countries

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In Italian language rampant is rampante , it's not necessarily a negative adjective, we use it mainly in language of economics, for example manager rampante describes a smart person who is ready for action, a little bit aggressive, but really motivated to achieve his goals :-)
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Need help.
I have devised a machine prototype to clean solid floating waste from water bodies mainly plastic.
Need help to get it implement to check the original product suitibility and feasibility.
Can anyone help me?

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Love the way you teach the focused words because you have provided the clear examples that make me understand what those words mean. Also, your information is really up-to-date. Keep uploading. I'm your big fan. Thank you.
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The situation in the world seems to lead to the Armageddon.
Last year we made a pact and haven't broken it yet.
The number of sick people is increasing it's rampant for us.

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I am sumon, i am from Bangladesh. I want to learn english for this reasons i like to watch bbc new.i know that bbc New provide tremendous knowledge for all learners.
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I literally loved the way you guys are explaining with so ease and in a understanding manner
Thanks for the valuable videos

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