Diretoria
de Ensino Região de São Bernardo do Campo
EE OMAR DONATO
BASSANI
Atividade
de inglês – 2° bimestre – Professor Leandro , Angela – Semana de 29/06 a
03/07 - 1ºA B,C,D– 2 aulas |
Orientações:
Não precisa copiar. Responder no caderno (pode ser em português). Enviar por
whatsapp ou Email. |
Habilidades:
(EM13CNT306)
Avaliar os riscos envolvidos em atividades cotidianas, aplicando
conhecimentos das Ciências da Natureza, para justificar o uso de equipamentos
e recursos, bem como comportamentos de segurança, visando à integridade
física, individual e coletiva, e socioambiental, podendo fazer uso de
dispositivos e aplicativos digitais que viabilizem a estruturação de
simulações de tais riscos. (EM13CNT309) Analisar questões socioambientais,
políticas e econômicas relativas à dependência do mundo atual em relação aos
recursos não renováveis e discutir a necessidade de introdução de
alternativas e novas tecnologias energéticas e de materiais, comparando
diferentes tipos de motores e processos de produção de novos materiais. |
Conteúdo
– Ciências da natureza e suas tecnologias. |
Aula
planejada com base no caderno do aluno 2° bimestre. |
What is E-waste? Definition and Why It’s Important ( O que é lixo eletrônico? Definição e por que é importante)
E-waste is any electrical or electronic equipment that’s been discarded. This includes working and broken items that are thrown in the garbage or donated to a charity reseller like Goodwill. Often, if the item goes unsold in the store, it will be thrown away. E-waste is particularly dangerous due to toxic chemicals that naturally leach from the metals inside when buried.
Today, though, a growing
amount of e-waste is not considered to be products that have stopped working or
become obsolete.
Technological advances are
coming at us at such a dizzying speed that a lot of electronic devices that
still work fine are the ones considered obsolete.
Think of the many VCR
players that got replaced when the DVD player hit the market, and now the DVD
players getting replaced by Blu-ray players. If a product is powered
electronically and someone thinks they can create a better version, that
contributes to e-waste.
And we care about this
because, for years now, unwanted electronic devices have been filling landfills
across the globe. In the U.S. alone, the Environmental Protection Agency
estimates that up to 60 million metric tons of e-waste end up in landfills
every year.
The definition of e-waste
is likely to keep expanding. In an era of rapid technological advancement, more
and more highly sophisticated electronic goods are being invented and manufactured.
Just think of the concept of the “smart home.” It’s easy to recognize how many
electronic devices can now do everything from offer security to turning lights
on and off, to having fresh coffee ready before we wake up.
Unfortunately, a skyrocketing
amount of e-waste is being written off by owners as junk. There’s no more
significant example of that than computers, laptops, and smartphones.
New models arrive even as
the current one appears to be working just fine. Despite that, the latest
version always provides additional features that make it seem too enticing to
resist.
So in answer to the
question, “What is e-waste?” a good response today might be, “It depends.”
The technology innovators
continue to create electric devices designed to make our lives easier and more
convenient in every conceivable way. Still, we seem all too susceptible to
quickly pitching the machines we already have. It doesn’t matter how satisfied
we’ve been with them up until now.
After reading answer the questions.
1 - Whatching the text. What is the genre of the text?(
2 – What is the text saying? (
3 – According to the text. How does electronic waste
harm nature?(D
4 – According to the text. How can we conbat these
problems?(
5 – in your opinion. In addition to correct disposal,
howcan we minimize this problem? Justify your answer.(
6 – In your opinion. Does this happens in brazil? Justify your answer.(
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