write a dialogue between two friends on palstic pollution
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Tanuja: Hello Derek, how are you?
nisha: I am fine and you?
tanuja: I am also fine. But why do you look so worried?
nisha: You are right. I am somewhat worried about environment pollution.
tanuja: Oh, Yes! Our environment is in a great danger. It is being polluted severely.
nisha: You are absolutely right. The problem of environment pollution has become a major threat for the human beings as well as the animals.
tanuja: Exactly! But what are you thinking about its impact
nisha:The impact of environmental pollution is serious. It gives rise to ecological imbalance and brings about natural disasters.
tanuja: Absolutely! the increase of world temperature is the result of environment pollution. What is your idea about it?
nisha: I agree with you. Besides, I think that plants and animals are likely to be extinct on account of increasing temperature.
tanuja: Exactly! Besides, the ice is melting and the water level of the sea is rising because of environmental pollution.
nisha: Yes, of course, due to environmental pollution we are suffering from various kinds of diseases.
tanuja: You are right. But what can we do to prevent environmental pollution?
nisha: The people from all walks of life should come forward to stop polluting the environment. They should be made aware of its harmful effect.
tanuja: you are right! Thank you.
nisha: You are most welcome. See you later.
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What a great event we had yesterday with the Embassy of Finland and the DC Greening Embassies Forum. EDN’s President Kathleen Rogers moderated the “Dialogue on Ending Plastic Pollution: Opportunities for the Public and Private Sectors” with Mark Spalding, President of the Ocean Foundation (read his guest post, adapted from his keynote address); Nate Hurst, Chief Sustainability and Social Impact Officer, HP Inc.; Iina Peltonen, Counselor, Embassy of Finland; Richard Perl, Chief Administrative Officer, TerraCycle; and Tommy Wells, Director, DC Department of Energy and Environment.
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