UK seeks to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. According to the Kyoto commitments the country has already reduced emissions by 12.5% compared with 1990, and plans to reach 20% in 2010. It is planned that by 2015, 33% of household waste will be recycled or used as fertilizer. Between 1999 and 2000, recycling of household waste has increased from 8.8% to 10.3%. Britain ratified the following international agreements on the protection of the environment as air pollution (nitrogen oxides, sulfur and organic compounds) on the protection of the natural environment of Antarctica on conservation of marine resources of Antarctica, the Antarctic Treaty on Biodiversity UN Framework Convention on Climate Change Kyoto Protocol on desertification hazardous waste at sea convention banning nuclear weapons tests on the protection of whales and others.
Ukraine, as well as everywhere, meets New Year cheerfully and with hope of the future. As in all countries before a holiday direct purity in the house, buy on New Year's markets of a fir-tree and a toy, get products for a festive table. It is impossible to tell that the New Year's table of the Ukrainian now differs from a table of the inhabitant of any country. Certainly, there are house specialties, but it is One Christmas more. On a table surely there once had to be an Olivier salad, a herring under "fur coat", a jelly, meat dishes. For a dessert – sweet pie, compote. For children it was difficult to get tangerines or good candies. These delicacies were only in gifts from Father Frost and the Snow Maiden. But as children waited for these gifts as tried to learn the poem to win a prize on morning performance. Now all this much, would be only money.New Year's traditions as those, in Ukraine aren't present. New Year is a holiday of fireworks, a smell of fir-tree needles, splashes of champagne and belief in the best times.
UK seeks to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. According to the Kyoto commitments the country has already reduced emissions by 12.5% compared with 1990, and plans to reach 20% in 2010. It is planned that by 2015, 33% of household waste will be recycled or used as fertilizer. Between 1999 and 2000, recycling of household waste has increased from 8.8% to 10.3%.
Britain ratified the following international agreements on the protection of the environment as air pollution (nitrogen oxides, sulfur and organic compounds) on the protection of the natural environment of Antarctica on conservation of marine resources of Antarctica, the Antarctic Treaty on Biodiversity UN Framework Convention on Climate Change Kyoto Protocol on desertification hazardous waste at sea convention banning nuclear weapons tests on the protection of whales and others.
Ukraine, as well as everywhere, meets New Year cheerfully and with hope of the future. As in all countries before a holiday direct purity in the house, buy on New Year's markets of a fir-tree and a toy, get products for a festive table. It is impossible to tell that the New Year's table of the Ukrainian now differs from a table of the inhabitant of any country. Certainly, there are house specialties, but it is One Christmas more. On a table surely there once had to be an Olivier salad, a herring under "fur coat", a jelly, meat dishes. For a dessert – sweet pie, compote. For children it was difficult to get tangerines or good candies. These delicacies were only in gifts from Father Frost and the Snow Maiden. But as children waited for these gifts as tried to learn the poem to win a prize on morning performance. Now all this much, would be only money.New Year's traditions as those, in Ukraine aren't present. New Year is a holiday of fireworks, a smell of fir-tree needles, splashes of champagne and belief in the best times.
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