スペインと日本の環境問題の違い。 去年の夏には日本へ行きました。そこでは、友達とアパートで泊まって、東京で案内して、とても喜びました。でも、何か目を引きました。最後の日は大家からメールをもらいました。「リサイクルはちゃんとしてくれてください」と言いました。「問題ない」と思って、ゴミを離しておきました。ビニール袋を3つを使って、プラスチックと紙とガラス、階下へ行きました。しかし、案外、アルミとペットボトルのゴミ箱もありました。びっくりしました。スペインでは違いますから分かりにくいでした。みなさん恥ずかしに笑って、指図をググりました。 私の意見では、その経験はスペインとヨーロッパの環境問題の反省です。日本人は環境問題のことは意識すること見えると思います。結局、京都議定書は大切な例えですね。ヨーロッパには環境についてもっと頑張りましたたらいいだと思います。

Nintendo Switch review (exam prompt) After hearing all sorts of overwhelmingly positive comments about the new Nintendo console, I have recently decided to get one of my own. The Nintendo Switch is a new games console that was released aproximately one year ago. To be honest, I was somehow reluctant about this purchase, as its price was an important barrier for my student job income. However, I was set on spending my money on something for myself, so I finally decided on this. The Nintendo Switch has a unique system that allows the player to use it as a regular gaming set in your living room TV, and as a portable console when you leave your home, as the main piece -which has its own screen- can be detatched and carried around in a backpack. As for games, the console offers a wide selection that keeps on growing every month. Between the most praised games, you can find award-winning Super Mario Odyssey, as well as Zelda: Breath of the Wild. I got hold of both these games and have spent very large amounts of time playing and enjoying every minute. In conclusion, this console has met every expectation I had. Nonetheless, if I had to point out a negative downside, that would be its simple interface and lack of applications that, although not being essential, would make its use all the more enjoyable. The connectivity between users is also lackluster, but I am certain that it is something Nintendo is currently working very hard on. If you are looking for high-quality games and entertainment, I would definitely recommend the Nintendo Switch.

Protecting the environment through law Creating a global conciousness about the environment is paramount in order to maintain our welfare state and progress as a species. However, it seems as if we still had not realised this fact. Companies waste precious resources in their production, focusing only on the results and the earnings instead of taking into account their responsibility towards the environment. They destroy ecosystems, contaminate rivers and spill oil in the ocean, and it's all for the sake of productivity. As long as we don't rearrange our preferences, there is no ideal solution in sight but the only one involving the law. If we cannot convince companies to follow a set of rules and principles -as that would reduce their benefits-, we can only enforce "corporative responsibility" guidelines so that every company has to comply with them. This is something we are slowly achieving, as in this new century the general public is starting to demand that enterprises be respectful of their surroundings. Moreover, the corporative high ranks are left with the only option of sacrificing part of their benefits or being involved in a major scandal that could potentially terminante the company's activity, In conclusion, law is the most effective way of protecting the environment and ensuring natural resources are not wasted by our industry, although we must not forget about the role we all have as a society to pressure companies into abiding these rules.