Исправьте ошибки в этих предложениях: 1.there is two official languages in britain 2.buskingham palace have got more than 200 bedrooms 3. about 600 000 people can got speak welsh 4.the uk"s highest mountain are in scorland 5. there"s 7.8 million people im london 6. england, scotland and wales has got national football teams

1.there are two official languages in britain 2.buskingham palace has got more than 200 bedrooms 3. about 600 000 people can  speak welsh (can убрать) 4.the uk"s highest mountain is in scorland 5. there`re 7.8 million people im london 6. england, scotland and wales have got national football teams

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When it comes to waste, most of us know the basics of separating our recyclables from general waste and putting out the correct bin on bin day. However, less of us stop to think about where our waste is going and the impact of waste on the environment.

Recycling is probably the easiest way to feel like you are being environmentally-conscious about waste management, and it is certainly beneficial, but did you know that reducing waste is equally as important in creating a sustainable future for generations to come?

Australia is currently facing a potential waste crisis as we continue to run out of landfills yet continue to send more than 6.2 million tonnes of organic waste to landfills each year. So while recycling should definitely be encouraged, we should also look to other options like reusing and reducing the amount of waste to begin with.

Reducing waste can be as simple as making the choice to use a keep-cup for your morning coffee and choosing to avoid purchasing bottled water. It may not seem like a huge move towards better waste management, but if everyone became more aware of how much waste they are producing, collectively we may begin to have a positive impact on our planet and its future.