Help: We re working on a project on environmental protection

Hey... Then I'm not polite to collect the score, Shanghai's Line 1 has a morning passenger flow of 300,000. The other new lines have about 100,000 people. At a station like Zhangjiang, what you need is not a bicycle rental point.

Instead, a bicycle parking spot is required. If there are a lot of cyclists, it is safe to have someone to keep them. And if you want to do well, you should try to keep up with the subway schedule.

What I hate the most is what happens after 6 o'clock, and the consequences are at your own risk. If it can be opened a little later, it should be fine. Bike rentals are not interesting here, but if you have one, tandem bikes, or good mountain bikes, you can consider the forest park to set up a rental point.

Thank you for your trust, and first of all, I don't know much about this aspect, and besides, due to geographical limitations, I don't know much about the situation on the ground there.

I can only give you some advice, I hope it helps you.

To be sure, you're in a good idea, and the biggest benefit is a reduction in daily exhaust emissions.

But there are a few points that I don't know if you have considered it:

First of all, do the nearby road conditions allow a large number of bicycles and motor vehicles to mix in a single period of time?

Why do you rent a car to work every day?

Is it convenient to commute by bike?

Is there a place to store my car at the drop-off area?

In terms of distance, is it permissible for a tired office worker to waste a lot of time and energy on the road every day?

Secondly, how do you handle the original motor vehicle leasing business?

Will they give you the job easily?

Thirdly, if you are in the name of environmental protection, then if it is a public welfare undertaking, can you attract a large amount of sponsorship?

There is also the question of the leasing procedure, is it cumbersome?

The above is just what I can think of for the time being, and I hope it will be helpful to your research.

I hope that we can seriously conduct on-the-spot inspections and learn more about the situation from the masses, which is the real solution to the problem

I wish you success in this project.

Look at it, there should be it inside.

Inappropriate. The quality of the Chinese does not dare to compliment.

How many cars you make out of the group, how many you lose.

Since it is a means of transportation, it is difficult to **.

Because it's a bicycle, who pays a large amount of security?

What's more, if time is of the essence, who will ride a bike?

However, I think that on this basis, it is possible to reflect the moral basis of people in terms of the degree to which they return or use it, and whether they care for it, and to open up an aspect to discuss.

Make a home for the garbage.

1. Find problems: Whenever the wind blows, there are often red, green, green and green plastic packaging bags, pieces of paper and other garbage flying in the playground of our school, making the campus dirty and ugly. Where does this garbage come from? We decided to find out.

2. Research Question: It's windy again today. Several of our classmates hurriedly split up and went to all corners of the school to look for plastic packaging bags, and finally, we all came to the school's garbage bin, it turned out that the garbage was blown out of the garbage can!

We took a closer look at the garbage bins and found that the garbage bins in our school did not have a roof, and in order to make it easier for the junior students to take out the garbage, the doors were also made very low, as long as the wind blew, the plastic packaging bags, paper and other garbage inside would fly out.

Third, the problem was solved by the trash can. We designed a beautiful mushroom-shaped dumpster for the school, and the "window" is the entrance to the garbage. A movable curtain is installed on the "window" to facilitate the removal of garbage and prevent it from being blown out by the wind.