Karshiboyev Anvar mm-53i Lesson Problem cause Read the texts and fill in the gaps with appropriate ‘consequences’ from the box below

Task 3. Read the text. Choose the best title.

1. Seven Ways for Identifying the Matters

2. Seven Advices to Deal with Company Officers

3. Seven Steps for Solving Big Problems

Task 4. Match the sentences 1-4 and the paragraphs A-D.

1. As the disease — or whatever it is — spread, rented bees also went up.

D. What the scientists have discovered is that they really don’t know very much about bees. They’ve found that colonies with CCD have an abundance of bacteria, viruses and a specific fungal disease, but none of these items alone can be singled out as the cause. Why should cause again be searched from the nature? Why not from human actions? In the agriculture, in order to take more harvest, hundred types of chemicals have been used to keep them from worms. And as an unintended consequence bees also have been disappearing. If they are extinct, there will not be any pollination, no pollination - no fruit, no fruit- no seed to grow the next year then.

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   Every idea should be checked 7 times before implementing it, and the phrase “just do it” must not be used with the nature.
   

C. Hives were deserted, the bees gone, maybe dead, honey production stopped, and the bee industry was damaged. When the world learned that bees in America and Canada were dying in large numbers, and hives were depleted, the agricultural community, beekeepers and the public became alarmed. The problem was called Colony Collapse Disorder or CCD, and it threatened California’s very profitable almond industry, which is dependent on bees to pollinate the trees that the nuts grow on. And not just almonds: 130 crops in California alone depend on honey bees. Beekeepers from around the nation started loading their hives on trucks and bringing them to California to rent them out to growers.

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   But it was proved that overusing the natural issues brought other fatal consequences which cannot be only called natural one.
   

B. Production of the bee manufacture, honey has been also praised as a remedy. But in the last years they are in the danger of extinction. In America beekeepers lost 31 per cent of their colonies in late 2012 and early 2013, which is double what’s considered acceptable through natural causes.

4. Here are some examples of environmental collapses done by humanity.

A. Million types of vegetables and fruit existed on our planet. Some became extinct as a result of human indifference; some types were changed, mixed or integrated. Over the million years humanity influenced the environment negatively. They have already changed the nature, wild life and climate dramatically. Those interferences into environmental issue brought negative influences.



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