What am I Like? (Career) 1. I believe something is worth doing if it delivers satisfaction to you and it makes the world better. 2. I am someone who enjoys action, progress, visible results. 3. I am passinate about ecology, participating in creative projects as a member or organizator. 4. I could spend hours making finished project better. 5. I want to interact with people who likes his job, who has sparks in his eyes. 6. I work best when I fell necessity and sence of my work. 7. I need to be in an enviroment where amiability is, and everyone is interesting in result 8. II feel most myself when I can control and manage every step of project.

Как перевести с русского на немецкий? Как перевести на немецкий "Праздник весны и труда" и "день народного единства"?

Text of my presentation for English class part 2 How long until it's gone? It takes up to 10 days to digest a banana peal. On average, a paper bag decompose for 3.5 months and a plastic bag, which is made of easy recycling plastic, decompose for 15 years, cigarette butt – 12 years, glass jar – million years, plastic container doesn't dissolve at all. I hope, I've convinced you that recycling problem isn't my imagination. And we can move to its solution – the process of recycling. How does it work? Here you can see close loop cycle of recycling. First, you should separate you trash for several group: plastic, glass, paper, metal and cloths. A special car takes you trash and delivers it to recycling factory. The process of recycling different materials are similar: washing, shredding, melting, using as raw materials for new products. Aluminum and glass may be recycled indefinitely. Plastic may be recycled many times but it's rather complicated process. And paper may be recycled up to 6 times. And what do happen with cloths? Clothing that can be worn again is marketed worldwide as second-hand goods, Textiles that are not longer suitable to wear are converted into cleaning cloths. Textile that can be reused get a new chance as a textile fabrics. And then rewear, reuse and recycle are not options, textiles are used to produce energy. And sometimes old cloths can become an art. Now you know how to manage with trash. But how does make people to recycle their waste? In the beginning of my presentation, I promised to tell you the secret of recycling in Germany. So, let me keep my words. As you understood, we are moving to Germany. There are perfect conditions for recycling. Bins for different kind of trash are everywhere. They built innovative recycling factory. Here you can see German tinplate recycling rate. In 2008 it was 94%. I think, nowadays it reached 99%. Because in German landfilling (SLIDE 23) had been prohibited 2 years ago! Germans have to pay for disposal of unsorted trash and separate trash are taken for free. Unfortunately, there are enough other problems in Russia, so our government don't pay any attention to environmental problem. But we shouldn't forget if each of us try to reduce, reuse, recycle now it will have great consequences in the future. And I'll show you how to start. Brand in green is a very informative site. There is a detailed instruction how to separate your waste. Greenpeace.ru shows you where you can leave your sorted waste in Moscow

Text of my presentation for English class part 1 Good morning to everyone. Today I want to speak with you about very important as for me question. About recycling. What is it? For what is it necessary? And how does this process go on? All of these questions I will cover in the first and the most informative part of my presentation. Then we will consider the main idea of recycling policy in Germany. And in the end of my presentation the most important part as I think I'll give you some advices 'how to change the world'. I'll hope you will find the information that I've prepared useful. So, let's start. Recycling is a process to change materials(especially this one which we call garbage) into new products to prevent waste of potentially useful materials, reduce the consumption of fresh raw materials, reduce energy usage, reduce air pollution (from incineration) and water pollution (from landfilling) Recycling is a key component of modern waste reduction and is the third component of the "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle" waste hierarchy. I think this definition is just general words about environmental problems and it doesn't give the whole answer to the question 'why is it so important to recycle?'. For better understanding let's see some figures.The population of Russia is about 142 billion people and every person throws out near 445 kg of garbage per year! You may say that in the USA this figure is 760 kg per year. But if you notice these diagrams you will see that about 25% of waste are recycled, unfortunately, in Russia this figure is less then 10%, almost all of our garbage go to landfilling. On these diagrams green color means recycle, yellow - incineration/burning, blue – composting, brown – landfilling, and gray means other ways of getting rid of garbage. I'll give you some more interesting figure to shock you even more. The number of aluminum cans landfilled reached 55 billion. It's enough to fill the Empire State Building 20 times! The amount of wood and paper we throw away each year is enough to heat 50 million houses for 20 years! The average plastic bag can take up to one thousand years to dissolve in the environment. Worldwide human waste is 4 billion plastic bags annually. And the most killing figure is 2.8 km. It's the high of mountain of waste accumulated in the world per year. You may compare it with the pyramid of Cheops. Maybe someone thinks these facts don't prove the necessity of recycling, because the environment can digest all waste by itself. Unfortunately, this person is wrong.