The document discusses several environmental problems including global warming, overfishing, endangered species, deforestation, desertification, waste management, air pollution, and water pollution. It then asks what can be done and provides examples of sorting waste items like plastic, glass, and paper into the corresponding recycling bins. Common items that can be recycled are listed for each category.

1. ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS

2. GLOBAL WARMING

3. OVERFISHING

4. ENDANGERED SPECIES

5. DEFORESTATION

6. DESERTIFICATION

7. WASTE MANAGEMENT

8. AIR POLLUTION

9. WATER POLLUTION

10. WHAT CAN WE DO?

12. PLASTIC
•tins and cans
•plastic bags and containers

13. GLASS
•bottles
•jars

14. PAPER
•paper
•cardboard

15. IN GROUPS, PUT THE FOLLOWING ITEMS
INSIDE THE CORRESPONDING RUBBISH BIN
•bottle tops •insect spray cans
•cereal boxes •pizza boxes (no food)
•empty bottles of wine •silver foil
•shampoo bottles •toilet paper rolls
•birthday cards •tuna cans
•magazines and newspapers •empty jars of marmalade
•yoghourt containers •jar lids
•empty cola cans •wrapping paper

16. SOLUTIONS

17. PLASTIC
•bottle tops
•shampoo bottles
•yoghourt containers
•empty cola cans
•insect spray cans
•silver foil
•tuna cans
•jar lids

18. GLASS
•empty bottles of wine
•empty jars of marmalade

19. PAPER
•cereal boxes
•birthday cards
•magazines and newspapers
•pizza boxes (no food)
•toilet paper rolls
•wrapping paper