購買、使用二手貨成為節約能源、資源、勞動力的一種有效手段。
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Lili: Good m, Helen.
莉莉：早上好，海倫。
Helen: Good m.
海倫：早上好。
Lili: Where are you going?
莉莉：你這是要去哪裏啊？
Helen: I’m going to buy some parcel tainers.
海倫：我去商場買一些儲物盒。
Lili: You just bought veral last month, didn’t you?
莉莉：上個月不是剛剛買過幾個嗎？
Helen: Yes, but they were dropped on the floor and broken.
海倫：是的，不過掉到地上摔裂了。
Lili: It still be ud after repairment.
莉莉：修理一下還是可以繼續使用的。
Helen: Fet it, it is not very expensive. I’d like to buy some new, and the old ones had been thrown away.
海倫：不用了，反正也沒有多少錢，再買幾個吧，原來的已經扔掉了。
Lili: Haven’t you ever heard about ethical shopping?
莉莉：你沒有聽說過道德消費嗎？
Helen: No. What’s that?
海倫：沒有啊。那是什麼？
Lili: Ethical shopping advocates redug the waste of resources and reusing the old things. In addition, purchasing odities iores near home rather than drive to shopping mall that diminish the enviro pollution and save the energy.
莉莉：道德消費就是倡導我們要減少資源的浪費，循環利用舊的物品。另外，可以在家附近購買的商品就不要開車去商場買了，這樣可以減少空氣的汙染，節約能源。
Helen: Is the idea very popular now?
海倫：現在這個理念很流行嗎？
Lili: Yes. Many tries, especially the developed tries pay increasingly more attention to the issues of enviro and labht prote. They promote to purcha tho odities that to morality and sd refu tho violate morality and sce.
莉莉：是的。很多國家，尤其是發達國家近些年越來越關注環境問題和勞工的權利問題。主張購買符合道德良知的產品，拒絕購買違反道德良知的產品。
Helen: I heard that the odities in many tries are produced i factories. The odities don’t belong to uhical products, do they?
海倫：我聽說有些國家很多的商品都是出自血汗工廠。這些產品不屬於道德商品，對嗎？
Lili: No, they don’t.
莉莉：是的。
Helen: Thank you for reminding me. I’ll pay more attention to this ethical shopping and recycle the ud things for the purpo of avoiding resource waste and enviro pollution.
海倫：謝謝你的提醒，我今後一定多加注意，循環利用廢舊物品，避免資源的浪費和環境的汙染。