E8, U6, L1, E3. Rearrange the following jumbled paragraphs in a meaningful text.
Limba engleza, clasa a 8-a, modulul 6, lectia 1, ex.3, p.95. Rearrange the following jumbled paragraphs in a meaningful text.
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This is the fourth report and every time it has told us that the environment is getting worse and worse because we are not taking the type of action we need.” Australia has lost more mammals species than any other continent.
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All living things exist within their own communities or ecosystems – oceans, forests, deserts, ice caps and even cities.
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More than 100 Australian species are now extinct. An environmentalist said the report was “a wake-up call to the damage humans are doing to the world around us.”
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It reveals a serious decline in biodiversity, an increase in habitat loss, and increasing levels of pollution. It proves that the condition of Australia’s environment is “poor and deteriorating”.
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Australia is home to some of the most amazing creatures and plant life in the world. It is famous for its diversity of species.
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Biodiversity is the name we give to the variety of all life on Earth. Bacteria to baboons, plants to people – the range of life on our planet is incredible.
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However, scientists have just reported a “shocking” loss of diversity. The government has released its State of the Environment Report.
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The Australian Conservation Foundation said Australia’s natural environment is suffering because the government is not taking action. It said: “There’s nothing in this report we don’t know.
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Australia has been hit by drought, fires and floods in the past five years. These have killed many animals and caused the loss of natural habitat. Climate change is also harming Australia’s ecosystems.
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Australia publishes its State of the Environment Report every five years. Each report has painted a sadder picture.
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All these put together is biodiversity: the volume of life on Earth as well as how different species interact with each other and with the physical world around them.