There’s a lot of ways to go and do stuff but I think it’s not for us. Actually, if you are thinking about like in Mongolia everything is like polluted, everything is so bad. If you are going to go out and look at those traffic jams and air pollution, especially in winter days, air pollution is like really hard. And if you are thinking about it, oh, you should just use like friendly electronic devices like electronic cars or heating things like that. But it’s not actually a nice idea because we don’t have that much power to supply those things. And if you are thinking about like building the towers, like factories, like this, the factories, and those stuff we can’t build this. Like if you are thinking about like based on is like atomic, atomic, but we don’t have that capability yet. And if you are thinking about like burning the coal and the other stuff like air and sun, those stuff are good, but we can’t build coal because of the national lecture about that, so we can’t and
Band 5+: In what ways can governments encourage ethical consumption habits among their citizens?
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There are many ways to encourage sustainable practices, but I think it's not straightforward. If you consider Mongolia, everything is polluted; the situation is dire. When you go out and see the traffic jams and air pollution, especially on winter days, the air quality is really poor. You might think we should just use environmentally friendly devices like electric cars or heating systems, but that's not a viable solution because we don't have enough power to support those technologies. If you consider building towers or factories, we can't construct those either. If you're thinking about nuclear energy, we don't have that capability yet. Burning coal and using other resources like wind and solar energy are good options, but we can't rely on coal due to national regulations. So, we face significant challenges in implementing these sustainable practices effectively.
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