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Aula #16 - Italian Students to Study Climate Change from 2020

"Envie suas respostas no meu whatsapp - bit.ly/respondanowhatsapp Acompanhe o texto dessa aula Aula #16 - Italian Students to Study Climate Change from 2020 Starting in September 2020, all Italian public school students will have to study climate change. Education minister Lorenzo Fioramonti said they will study about 33 hours of climate change – almost one hour per week of school. ""Citizens of the future need to be ready for the climate emergency,"" Fioramonti's spokesman said. On November 5, more than 11,000 scientists from 153 countries released a study called ""World Scientists' Warning of a Climate Emergency."" Climate change will be taught in civics classes, where students learn about their responsibilities as citizens. Topics like sustainable development – growing the economy while protecting nature – will also be added to subjects like geography, math, and physics. In September, Fioramonti encouraged students to take part in protests against climate change instead of going to classes. He has also said that extra taxes should be added to plane tickets and plastic. Flying produces more carbon dioxide per passenger than other kinds of travel, and some people have begun avoiding taking planes to reduce their effect on the environment. The UN says that 8 million metric tons of plastic go into our oceans every year – half of it from China, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam. The oceans could have more plastic than fish by 2050, and tiny pieces of plastic have even been found in snow in Antarctica. Não deixe de nos seguir no Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/spellogypod/ Quer deixar seu inglês em forma? Estude no Spotify Todos os Dias Vocabulary Minister - a senior member of a government citizen - a person who belongs to a particular country and is allowed to live and work there responsibility - a duty to deal with, care for, etc. someone or something encourage - o make someone want to do something; to urge or persuade protest - the act of saying or showing that you strongly disagree with something carbon dioxide - a gas that is produced when particular fuels are burnt Discussion - Do you think students in your country should learn about climate change in school? Why? Why not? - If you had kids, would you encourage them to take part in climate change protests instead of going to classes? Why? Why not? - Would you consider giving up flying to reduce your impact on the environment? Why? Why not? - In your opinion, is your government doing enough to fight climate change? Please explain your answer. Você pode continuar essa aula enviando a resposta dessa atividade no meu whatsapp bit.ly/respondanowhatsapp