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La nouvelle épreuve du Grand oral peut paraître impressionnante. Et pourtant, elle ressemble beaucoup à une autre épreuve que de nombreux élèves connaissent déjà et pour laquelle ils sont d’ores et déjà préparés !
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Depuis 1990, Euroscola accueillait des milliers d’élèves âgés de 16 à 18 ans provenant des États membres de l’Union pour qu’ils puissent passer une journée à Strasbourg et exercer la fonction de député au Parlement européen. En raison de la situation sanitaire, Euroscola a été transformé en Euroscola online.
Le mercredi 9 février 2022, 37 élèves de l’enseignement de spécialité HGGSP et de la section européenne HG/anglais participeront à une session sur le thème : Changement climatique et environnement : comment vivre en harmonie avec la nature ?
Ils seront accueillis par Roberta Metsola, Présidente du Parlement européen, et ils pourront ensuite échanger avec un député et un expert du Parlement européen.
Afin de préparer au mieux cet échange, les élèves ont réalisé une série de questions, mais aussi de vidéos ainsi que de photographies qu’ils ont transmis aux organisateurs :
Encourage people to use solar panels
Solar panels reduce greenhouse gases that impact nature
For several years, Greta Thunberg fights for the ecological cause. She has become an international figure for all generations of militants of the world. The environment has become the main reason why they engage themselves.So, what can European Union do to help young people in this cause?
Cannelle, Justine and Candice
Reduce intensive cattle farming
What if it was the new way of breeding cattle in Europe?
Earth is facing a climate crisis we have ignored for a long and it is catching back with us with an average combined temperature increase of 0.18° C since 1981 according to the annual climate report of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration of 2020. Greenhouse gases cause global warming by trapping heat.What measures would the European Union take to reduce greenhouse gas emissions?
Joshua, Jules and Guillaume
Less plastic, more nature!
We must live with nature, not against it!
In the past 20 years, there was an average of 900 natural disasters per year. Among those natural disasters, there were 23.7% of deaths by floods and mudslides. 350 million hectares of forest are burned every year. There should be a temperature increase of 1.5% by 2030.If you had the possibility to resolve only one environmental issue, which one would it be and why?
Camille, Thérèse, Ninon, Anthony, Apolline, Prudence and Pauline
Less transport, less pollution
Earth is our lifeblood. Let’s protect it!
The European Union made multiple actions to protect the environment and to make an ecological transition such as the « Green Deal » which was adopted in 2019 to reach carbon neutrality in 2050.If we had to remember only one action of the European Union for the environment, which one would you choose and why?
Cassandra, Cathy, Manon and Lilah
Many European countries like Scandinavian countries and Germany have already established eco-friendly means of transport such as bicycles. So, do you think it is a good idea to spread this solution among the European Union?
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