TWINAGERS
NEWS
31/03/10
Bio-Bus In
general, people who have commented on this article made the same
remarks. Most of them go to school by bus, walk or their parents
take them to school. These people in their comments show their
desire to change their habits and their desire to protect the
environment. Some of them have the "chance" to live in a country, a
city that is committed to fighting pollution with the introduction
of ecological buses or other various and diverse means of
transportation. But, although in some cities there are no
environmentally-friendly means of transportation, students still
participate in the fight against pollution by taking part in
awareness campaigns or by registering and signing petitions on the
internet. In reading all these comments, we find that students want
change because it is their future that is at stake, and that they
have understood that. Virginie & Pauline, Martigues, Lycée Jean
Lurcat,
In Perugia, people use bio-buses. There are buses
fueled by natural gas, biofuels or ecological fuels. It is a great
step forward to go green, whereas in France, people don't use
bio-buses because most of the time there aren't any.
chief editors Virginie, Pauline,
Mathilde, Lycée Jean Lurcat, France
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countries involved
Vocabulaire d'aide à la compréhension ou à
l'intercompréhension
Inglese
Italiano
Rumeno
Tedesco
Francese
Spagnolo
Polacco
awareness sensibilizzazione
sensibilizare
sensibilisierung
sensibilisation
sensibilizacion uwiadomienie
committed impegnata
comise
engagiert
engagé
comprometido zobowiczani
environmentally-friendly compatibilmente con l’ambiente compatibl cu mediul umweltfreudlich
écologique
ecologico
ekologiczny
fueled alimentato
alimentata
funktionierend
alimenté
alimentado
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petitions petizioni
petitii
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peticion
petycja
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