Name: 地球を助けるために物事を修正する：BBCニュースレビュー (Fixing things to help the planet: BBC News Review)
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throwing away old gadgets and smartphones is as bad for the environment as planes and cars.

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Now the U wants us to fix them instead of throwing them away.

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We've got the language you need to talk about this story.

I'm Neil and this is news review Lets him or about this story from this BBC radio report.

Typically, people associate greenhouse gases with cars, planes, perhaps homes.

But the EU says half of all emissions on more than 90% of species loss caused by extracting and processing resources.

The European Commission wants items such as smartphones that rely on these resources to last longer and to be easier to repair.

So we're talking about pollution on greenhouse gases course by manufacturing.

Now, a lot of people think that greenhouse gutters are primarily caused by human activity, like flying like traveling like kind of hitting your homes and things like that.

But the European Commission is looking at some of the goods we use every day.

How many smartphones have you got in your house?

Well, I have to say I've probably got about three old ones and yeah, my wife's got a couple, at least.

But then I was sitting in the house with all the other stuff.

So the You are saying that we've got to stop buying new smartphones to replace old ones.

We have to fix them on manufacturers me to make them last longer.

Now is not just smart phones is things like clothing and a lot of other things that we buy.

And then we get rid of them and replace them.

Okay, Well, you've been looking around at this very interesting story.

You've picked out three words and expressions.

We're going first to the British fashion industry website.

It's called Draper's On the Headline Is new rules to challenge throwaway culture?

Throwaway used for a short period and then disposed off.

Yes, is a word that's made up of two words.

We have two words here where the 1st 1 is throw on the 2nd 1 away.

And if we put them together, we have one word throw away on the stress is throw away.

Throw away now Throw away is exactly what you think it is.

If you don't want something anymore, you throw it away.

Usually you put it in the band or you get rid of it somehow.

But it needs to get rid of something you no longer want or use.

Okay, so I know a word that's exactly the same as that's Come on, then.

There is a similarity both disposable and throw away.

Things are no longer used at a certain point, but there's an important difference.

Today you will note that I'm wearing glasses.

But I often wear contact lenses, which are designed to be used once once and then disposed off.

Yes, so you wear them once and you and you get rid of them.

Now, if something is throw away, it's not designed to be disposed off after one use, but often people will use something on then, after a few times, because they're bored with it.

Even though it's okay, there's nothing wrong with it.

This is the smartphone issue of you Go only smartphones Your ways is why I told many, Why don't you just use it?

There's no there's no screws in the corner.

You can't get into the battery case or anything.

So you're participating in the throwaway culture.

And that's a really good two word phrase that we use throwaway culture because you want to.

But you've got no choice, Yes, and it's also often used with another word.

Yes, we talk about throwaway society throwaway culture.

Now you don't want to participate in your force to some people do all the time, people by We've heard of fast, fast fashion where people buy things, wear them table three times, they throw them away and they get another one.

So the throwaway culture is where people.

Okay, Now it's time for a look at our second headline, please, Catherine.

New rules could spell end off throwaway culture.

Indicate that something will stop happening.

So the full phrase that we're going to look at today is spelled the end off.

But in the headline headline, writers like to take out words like the So it isn't in the headline, but we're looking at Spell the end off his forwards s p e double L.

Then we have the th e nd nd on dhe off O f with a single f Then it means indicate that something will stop happening.

Okay, so you just spelled spell, spell spell.

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