PTE Vocabulary B2 - 10

Task 1

Transcript for Task 1: Addressing the global environmental crisis requires strategies to withstand extreme climate fluctuation. Unchecked deforestation and resource exploitation worsen the situation. Leaders must prioritise sustainable practices, avoiding inappropriate policies that are incompatible with long-term goals. Promoting innovation in renewable energy, such as hydroelectric power, could minimise damage. Policymakers must refine outdated approaches while adopting radical solutions that balance ecological and economic needs to inspire effective global action.

Task 2

Transcript for Task 2: The authority must tackle the challenges posed by deforestation and resource exploitation. Outdated systems fail to handle fluctuation in resource availability, and implausible development strategies lead to inaccurate predictions. Promoting hydroelectric projects demands a mature understanding of their environmental and social impact. Adopting innovative solutions can minimise risks, ensuring projects are neither incompatible with nor inappropriate for local ecosystems. Addressing these factors effectively requires global cooperation.

Task 3

Transcript for Task 3: Technological innovation has the potential to refine outdated practices and address deforestation. However, pressurise industries to adopt eco-friendly methods must be balanced with avoiding inappropriate or implausible demands. Renewable energy, including hydroelectric power, is promising but not without challenges, such as environmental degradation. Policymakers should prioritise sustainable frameworks to inspire action and deliver practical, scalable solutions while minimising harm.

Task 4

Transcript for Task 4: Combatting deforestation and resource exploitation demands a radical shift in priorities. Policies focusing on hydroelectric projects require updates, as many remain outdated or incompatible with local needs. Governments must pressurise industries to adopt ethical, sustainable practices. Educational initiatives can inspire a mature understanding of environmental protection, leading to a better global response. Solutions must be refined to maximise long-term ecological benefits.