有關(guān)霧霾的初中英語作文

　　霧霾，不是自然現(xiàn)象，而是完全由于人類親手造成的一種極惡劣的生態(tài)環(huán)境。下面，學(xué)習(xí)啦小編幫你整理了有關(guān)霧霾的初中英語作文，希望對你有幫助!

　　有關(guān)霧霾的初中英語作文篇1

　　As people are knowing more about PM2.5, they are becoming more and more concerned about their living environment. As students, what should we do?

　　First, we should ride bikes or take buses to school. Riding bikes is also good for our health. We should try our best to advise our parents to drive less. Try to walk or ride bikes to work. Second, we’d better use both sides of the paper. Don’t waste paper. Third, we should save power. Remember to turn off the lights when we leave the classroom. At last, we should plant more trees and flowers.

　　If everyone makes a little effort, the world will be more and more beautiful.

　　有關(guān)霧霾的初中英語作文篇2

　　Dear David,

　　I’m glad to receive your letter. I have learned from your letter that you are concerned about the smog which frequently appears in some areas of China. Thank you for your concern. I’m also very worried about such terrible weather because it has brought much inconvenience or rather harm to people’s health such as traffic jam, road accidents, bad coughs, throat hurts and ever lung cancers and so on.

　　As everybody knows, a good environment comes from good protection. So we should do what we can to make a difference. Try to drive less and choose air-friendly products. Only when everyone has the environmental awareness can we have cleaner air.

　　Hoping to hear from you soon and share your good ideas.

　　有關(guān)霧霾的初中英語作文篇3

　　Dear Mike，

　　Thank you very much for your concern. Last months several places in Beijing were blanketed with thick yellow fog. Everything around disappeared from oursight. Some highways were closed. Traffic jams were commonly seen in the streets. Many people, especially children and seniors, even found it difficult to breathe. As a result, local hospitals were crowded with people who had problems with their noses and lungs. Part of the cause was the dry weather, but the severely damaged environment contributed a lot to this nightmare. Personally I didn’t get any health problems in the haze because I stayed mostly indoors.But to make a significant change we really have to do more to protect our environment. To live a better life we have to push on with the economy, but it wound be meaningless if we have to achieve it at the cost of our breathing air.

　　Regards!

　　Yours，

　　Li Hua