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Mr. Green's Special Lecture for Students |
Topic: How can we help to protect the environment? |
Time: 8:00 am—9:30 am, tomorrow, December 22 |
Place: In the school hall |
Attention: Be on time |
Content: Our planet is in trouble! Almost every day we seem to hear about problems of the environment——pollution, acid rain, climate change, the destruction of rainforests, and more and more animals and plants are disappearing. Nowadays, most of us know that humans have caused a lot of these problems. We are very worried about the future of our earth. We must find ways to solve these problems, or the earth will no longer support human life. Each of us, whatever age we are, can do something to protect the environment. We are all responsible (有责任的) for the environment. What can we do? Come and listen to Mr. Green's lecture tomorrow. The Students' Union |
The world Meteorological(气象的)Day was set up on 23 March in 1960. It is celebrated every year on 23 March. The main purpose of the World Meteorological Day is to enable people to understand and support the activities of the World Meteorological Organization, to raise the attention and love of meteorological work and to promote(提升) the application(应用) of meteorology in some human activities. Activities and Themes Many different activities and events are organized for this festival. Every year, there is a special theme for people to think about and take action to make a difference. The following are the themes of the latest years. 2018—- Weather-ready, climate-smart 2017—- Understanding clouds 2016—- Hotter , drier, wetter. face the future 2015—-Knowledge of climate action Events for Children This Year To call up the young people ,especially the children, to pay more attention to the climate changes and learn more about the influences that climate has on human being, different events are held for the kids and parents this year. Children and parents can have discussions with some experts from all over the world. Children can act as the secretary general to make a speech and draw weather pictures with their brushes. Children and parents can also experience different man-made weather in the labs. Tickets are need to support more events. Tickets: Kids under 3, free; 4-6, 5 dollars; 7-12,9 dollars; Adults,15 dollars. For more questions or information, call the number 800-40000323, visit the website: http: //www. WMD. org/for kids. com. or email kids WMD@. center. org. |
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