onto a surfboard! She loved it! From that day, she started training to be a surfer. And she became a champion! In 2016, Abbie won the first-ever World Dog Surfing Championship in California. She won again in 2017 and got a special award in 2018. But Abbie is not just a great surfer—she is an inspiration! Her story shows that dogs can do amazing things. Her owner, Michael, says safety is very important. Dogs should learn to swim before trying to surf. Host: That's all for today! Stay with us for more great stories! Track 34 1. significant 2. to prevent 3. devastating 4. representative 5. renewable 6. urgency 7. outcome 8. to conserve Track 35 Speaker 1: Living in a way that supports the planet means making choices that protect it from harm. Using clean power sources such as wind and solar can help. The goal is to make sure that future generations have the resources they need. These energy sources are important because they do not cause pollution and will not run out. Speaker 2: Leaders from around the world met at COP29 to discuss how to fight climate change. This event helps countries work together to find solutions to protect the planet. People are hopeful that this meeting will make a big difference in the fight against climate change. Speaker 3: We're at a critical point right now. If we don't make decisions quickly, we may lose several animal species forever. |  | I'm asking everyone here to take action immediately to protect these animals. We need your support before it's too late. Speaker 4: After several months of study, I'm happy to share the results with you. The findings show that clean energy sources, like solar and wind, are effective and more affordable than we thought. This could change how we think about using alternative energy and help reduce the harm caused by traditional energy sources. Track 36 Speaker 1: I think we use too many plastic bags at the supermarket. It's bad for the environment. They often end up in the ocean. Speaker 2: This forest is home to many animals. If the natural environment is destroyed, they'll lose their homes. Speaker 3: Our school is planning to use more clean energy. There's a big empty space on the roof, and it gets a lot of sun. Speaker 4: The city is always full of cars. The air is polluted. I think people should stop buying personal cars. Track 37 Emma: Hey Liam! I read a really useful article today about how to reduce our carbon footprint. Liam: Oh yeah? What's a carbon footprint again? Emma: It's the total amount of greenhouse gases we produce through things like driving, flying, eating, or shopping. Liam: Ah, I see. So, what are some ways to reduce it? Track 38 Emma: Well, to start with, we can use public transport more often. I try to take the train instead of driving. It really helps.