The answer is blowing in the wind

 

Yes, the answer may be blowing in the wind when we are in the search of green energies with the ultimate goal of stopping the climate change. Here's a lingohack episode to learn about this semantic field.

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Episode 210707 / 07 July 2021    >>>  Learn about the power of wind (UK's energy revolution) -    Language related to 'energy'.  Need-to-know language: wind turbines, generator, wind farms, to power & reliant on coal.

 

and here are some articles for you to read about the issue:

• Australia is at the climate crossroads. The choice is yours, mates (The Guardian)

• UK electricity from renewables outpaces gas and coal power (The Guardian)

• History made: Renewable energy surpassed fossil fuels for European electricity in 2020 (CNN)
  

 

National Geographic: Renewable energy  

 

Some activities for you to do:  

 

• British Chat:  What makes you angry?  (BBC Learning English) 
• News Review:    Queen gives medal to health service (BBC Learning English)
  
• A listening exercise for you to do: Building rapport with others   (6 Minute English, BBC Learning English) 
• The English We Speak: Lit   (BBC Learning English)

Here's my musical hint for today: Bob Dylan - "Blowing in the Wind"   and here's a version with the lyrics for you to sing along: 

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Bob Dylan, the minstrel of the 21st Century

In the Middle Ages there were minstrels who would go from village to village singing the news, entertaining the people, dancing... Actually, that was the way people learned about El Cid Campeador and the battles in which he participated. There are still a few of them left nowadays. Here are a couple of examples.

Some articles to read:

• Bob Dylan wins Nobel prize in literature (The Guardian)

• Bob Dylan just won the Nobel Prize for Literature. Don’t know him? Listen here. (The Washington Post)

 

And here's an amazing story  >>> 

The real story of HURRICANE CARTER

Another poet singer, Canadian Leonard Cohen.

Some other hits by Leonard Cohen: Suzanne , First we take Manhattan , 

Some phrases to learn and use in your compositions: 'keen on', 'fond of' and 'fan of' in English with Lucy. And some linking words of CAUSE & EFFECT (English grammar).

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