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ATW112E BUSINESS COMMUNICATION
SEMESTER I 2011/2012

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TOPIC : How to conserve our Terra?
Name of Lecturer : Assoc. Prof Quah Chun Hoo

MEMBERS: Name No Matrik
AMIRAH MAHIRAH BINTI ABDUL RAZAK 113643
BORHAN RASTIGHALATI 113970
CHUAH SHIANG TYNG 111079
GOH XIAO YUING 111912
HAFIYYAN NAJIN BINT SHA’RUNI 111093

Introduction:
Define conserve and “Terra”.
Our planet is in trouble! As we know, human population keeps on increasing, our motherearth is getting more crowded and the environment is getting worse because of human irresponsible behaviour and attitude. Recently, our focus is “how to conserve Terra”. It is a good question whether everyone should concern about it? As the old saying says, the environment is our home and it depends on us to protect it. As we get informed by newspaper, Guang Zhou has been dust-haze for a few days and citizens there, had to wear gauze masks in order to protect their breath systems. What leads to this phenomenon? What will happen if we destroy our environment continuously?

Content: 1. No plastic Bag i) Effect of plastic bag to environment and why no plastic bag? * contributes to air pollution and increases energy consumption * takes 1000 years for polythelene bags to break down * as it breaks down, toxic substances leech into the soil and enter the food chain

ii) How? What should do to reduce the use of plastic bag? * Public should support “No Plastic Bag Day Campaign”. * Use recycle bag (fashionable) * Households should reuse the plastic bags * Government should take initiative to find out alternative suitable for making bags and packing material at competitive rate and without any negative aspect.

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