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02 Sep 2024, 13:43
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Agree with each other about: Using reusable water bottles can help reduce plastic waste.
Disagree with each other about: All cities can easily replicate San Francisco’s success with reducing plastic waste.
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Jessica: Switching from single-use plastic bottles to reusable water bottles can significantly reduce environmental waste. Many cities, such as San Francisco, have successfully reduced plastic waste by encouraging the use of reusable bottles and installing more public water refill stations, and with proper infrastructure, other cities could easily replicate this success.
Tom: While using reusable water bottles can help reduce plastic waste, there are challenges to consider. For instance, not everyone has easy access to water refill stations, and some people may find reusable bottles less convenient than disposable ones. The success seen in San Francisco may not be easily replicated in cities with different infrastructure and waste management systems.
In the table, select the statement about which Jessica and Tom would most likely agree and select the statement about which Jessica and Tom would most likely disagree. Make only two selections, one in each column.
Jessica: Switching from single-use plastic bottles to reusable water bottles can significantly reduce environmental waste. Many cities, such as San Francisco, have successfully reduced plastic waste by encouraging the use of reusable bottles and installing more public water refill stations, and with proper infrastructure, other cities could easily replicate this success.
Tom: While using reusable water bottles can help reduce plastic waste, there are challenges to consider. For instance, not everyone has easy access to water refill stations, and some people may find reusable bottles less convenient than disposable ones. The success seen in San Francisco may not be easily replicated in cities with different infrastructure and waste management systems.
In the table, select the statement about which Jessica and Tom would most likely agree and select the statement about which Jessica and Tom would most likely disagree. Make only two selections, one in each column.
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| Agree with each other about | Disagree with each other about | |
| Using reusable water bottles can help reduce plastic waste. | ||
| All cities can easily replicate San Francisco’s success with reducing plastic waste. | ||
| Reusable water bottles may not be as convenient as disposable bottles for some people. | ||
| Public water refill stations are easy to install | ||
| Not all cities have successfully implemented initiatives similar to San Francisco's to reduce plastic waste. |
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Agree with each other about: Using reusable water bottles can help reduce plastic waste.
Disagree with each other about: All cities can easily replicate San Francisco’s success with reducing plastic waste.
03 Sep 2024, 23:51
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For Branch 1: Agree with each other about
Jessica: "Switching from single-use plastic bottles to reusable water bottles can significantly reduce environmental waste"
Tom: "While using reusable water bottles can help reduce plastic waste"
So they are agreeing on the point "Using reusable water bottles can help reduce plastic waste".
For Branch 2: Disagree with each other about
Jessica: "Many cities, such as San Francisco, have successfully reduced plastic waste by encouraging the use of reusable bottles and installing more public water refill stations"
Tom: "The success seen in San Francisco may not be easily replicated in cities with different infrastructure and waste management systems"
So for option 2 Jessica & Tom differs in replication of strategy & its success
2E says "Not all cities have successfully implemented initiatives similar to San Francisco's to reduce plastic waste", which emphasizes on the No. of cities
But, 2B says "All cities can easily replicate San Francisco’s success with reducing plastic waste", which emphasizes viability of the plan. So I go with Option B
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Jessica: "Switching from single-use plastic bottles to reusable water bottles can significantly reduce environmental waste"
Tom: "While using reusable water bottles can help reduce plastic waste"
So they are agreeing on the point "Using reusable water bottles can help reduce plastic waste".
For Branch 2: Disagree with each other about
Jessica: "Many cities, such as San Francisco, have successfully reduced plastic waste by encouraging the use of reusable bottles and installing more public water refill stations"
Tom: "The success seen in San Francisco may not be easily replicated in cities with different infrastructure and waste management systems"
So for option 2 Jessica & Tom differs in replication of strategy & its success
2E says "Not all cities have successfully implemented initiatives similar to San Francisco's to reduce plastic waste", which emphasizes on the No. of cities
But, 2B says "All cities can easily replicate San Francisco’s success with reducing plastic waste", which emphasizes viability of the plan. So I go with Option B
-it's Satvik-
I was here, I was solving & I was learning
