FranceListe CSP, n° 100 · Rights and duties
Should you reduce your waste?
In the exam (French)
Faut-il réduire ses déchets ?
- aNo, only companies are concernedNon, seules les entreprises sont concernées
- bNo, because all waste is recycledNon, car tous les déchets sont recyclés
- cYes, everyone must act to protect the environmentOui, chacun doit agir pour protéger l'environnementCorrect answer
- dYes, but only if you live in a town or cityOui, mais seulement si on habite en ville
Why?
Yes. The Charter for the Environment says that every person has a duty to take part in protecting the environment. Reducing your waste, sorting it and avoiding waste of resources are simple everyday actions. Not all waste is recycled: the best waste is the waste you do not produce.
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