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Contiluo Posted 12 years ago
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sustainable materials
I posted the thread on another forum but got no response.
Is the paragraph natural English?
An article from New York Times reports that disposable chopstick demand is killing China's forests as annual production reaches 80 billion pairs. The mass production of the wooden tableware highlights the dire situation of China's deforestation. The Chinese government has come up with a number of policies to limit the use of disposable chopsticks and conserve resources, including publicly advocated use of reusable chopsticks made from sustainable materials.
Is the paragraph natural English?
An article from New York Times reports that disposable chopstick demand is killing China's forests as annual production reaches 80 billion pairs. The mass production of the wooden tableware highlights the dire situation of China's deforestation. The Chinese government has come up with a number of policies to limit the use of disposable chopsticks and conserve resources, including publicly advocated use of reusable chopsticks made from sustainable materials.
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) The New York Times reports that disposable chopstick demand is killing China's forests as annual production reaches 80 billion pairs. The mass production of the wooden tableware highlights the dire situation of China's deforestation. The Chinese government has come up with a number of policies to limit the use of disposable chopsticks and conserve resources, including publicly advocat ed ing the use of reusable chopsticks made from sustainable materials.
- ) The New York Times reports that disposable chopstick demand is killing China's forests as annual production reaches 80 billion pairs.
- The mass production of the wooden tableware highlights the dire situation of China's deforestation.
- The Chinese government has come up with a number of policies to limit the use of disposable chopsticks and conserve resources, including publicly advocat ed ing the use of reusable chopsticks made from sustainable materials.
- I'd use 'in' as the first preposition unless this one article has been reprinted elsewhere.
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An article from (in?) The New York Times reports that disposable chopstick demand is killing China's forests as annual production reaches 80 billion pairs. The mass production of the wooden tableware highlights the dire situation of China's deforestation. The Chinese government has come up with a number of policies to limit the use of disposable ch
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