As a resident of Hubei Province which is called the province with thousands of lakes . my heart hurts for the polluting South Lake. We should of course do something of it right now.First,the environme 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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As a resident of Hubei Province which is called "the province with thousands of lakes"， my heart hurts for the polluting South Lake. We should of course do something of it right now.

First,the environmental protection department should make strict laws. Then the fish owners must deal the dead fish in time. Third,the citizens who live near the lake must forbidden to pour pollutants into the lake. What's more,the government should educate the citizens the important of protected environment and put forward various ways to dealing with the problems which may be causing by our ignorance and indifference.

If everyone is responsible for the South Lake and do which is right,there is no doubt whether it will turn back to a pretty diamond of Wuhan.

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