SECTION 1
Title 1
Title 2
Title 3
SECTION 2
Title 1
Title 2
Title 3
Title 4
SECTION 3
Title 1
Title 2
Title 3
Title 4
Title 5
SECTION 4
Title 1
Title 2
Title 3
Title 4
Title 5
Title 6
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The "issue" about the environment
(the human factor: ATTITUDE)
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Why should we save the environment? |
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Environment vs. development? Who wins? |
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We (the smaller countries) are not the problem. Larger
countries cause environmental disasters and we can't do anything about
it. |
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The problem is too big and nothing can be done. It is
too late. |
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Armageddon is just a hype by religious fanatics. It
will never happen. |
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Just recycling a little will not save the world? |
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If an animal is not strong enough to withstand the
change of climate, it is meant to go extinct. Survival of the fittest
- Darwin's Theory. |
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Extinction is a natural process of evolution - it
happened to the dinosaurs. |
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We cannot tell a growing country not to cut down the
rainforest and not to develop. It is politics. Developed countries did
it; why can't they? (Brazil) |
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Why should anyone be stupid enough to die for the
environment? (Green Peace policies) |
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Why recycle? Recycling paper is more expensive than
regular paper. |
What are some of the solutions
suggested?
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conservation |
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awareness |
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laws - Kyoto Protocol |
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Change of attitude |
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Global initiative |
Why is it difficult to solve
these problems?
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human attitude |
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the size of the problem |
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politics - global initiative |
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money |
What are some of the suggestions
to solve this problem? Why is it not followed?
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cost too much - make it cost effective to converse |
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time consuming - make it an activity for the family
and not a chore |
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hinders growth - find a balance where nature and be a
source of economy (eco-tourism). |
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