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| Lunch munched... |
Neil: Process. First, the
trees are cut down. Next, they are cut into chips at the mill. Then, the chips
are mixed with water and chemicals to become pulp. After that, the pulp is
spread on a wire mesh. Finally, it is heated and dried and pressed to become
paper.
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| For scratch pad |
Anil: Elephants are more
eco-friendly. First, they eat leaves and branches. Next, we collect their dung
and wash it to reduce it to fiber. Then, the fiber is mixed with water to
become pulp. After that, the pulp is spread on a wire mesh. Finally, it is dried
in the sun and pressed to become paper. No fossil fuels, no electricity, no
chemicals.
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Voice-over
Neil’s five-step “First, Next, Then, After that, Finally” process model involves oil-using saws, trucks, and factories.
Neil’s five-step “First, Next, Then, After that, Finally” process model involves oil-using saws, trucks, and factories.
Anil’s five-step “First, Next, Then, After that, Finally”
process model involves no fuel-driven machinery, only elephants and sunshine.
A sustainable Sri Lankan
solution.
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2 comments:
Animals cannot talk but it doesn’t mean they don’t have feelings or a language. Did you see a movie called “Tears of the Elephant”?
Meaning the film, "Water for Elephants?'Clever elephant. Although there was a whisper the elephant wasn't so well treated prior to filming.... Anyway, reviews a bit mixed but a good story.
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