Well, it’s hard to say for me. I think some people are concerned but probably not enough of them. These are people who take environmental problems seriously enough to actually rubbish appropriately, but I don’t think there are enough people who concern themselves with resources depletion, which I consider to be pressing issue. So many people are using and buying produce products without any thought to the impact of their actions. We all know that the world’s resources are being used at an alarming rate, but no one seems to actually feel it’s their responsibility to change the way they live. So I guess although there are some people who are concerned but it’s not that enough. Some people really need to change their way to live the life because our environment will face serious issues and future old too.
Band 7+: Are people concerned about environmental problems in your country?
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Well, it's hard to say for me. I think some people are concerned, but probably not enough of them. These are people who take environmental problems seriously enough to actually dispose of rubbish appropriately, but I don't think there are enough people who concern themselves with resource depletion, which I consider to be a pressing issue. So many people are using and buying products without any thought to the impact of their actions. We all know that the world's resources are being used at an alarming rate, but no one seems to feel it's their responsibility to change the way they live. So I guess although there are some people who are concerned, it's not enough. Some people really need to change their way of life because our environment will face serious issues in the future too.
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