Meeting Report 2

1. ·      Sultan as a chairman opened the meeting by introducing the group to the agenda at 10:56 a.m. The subject is pollution in general. At 10:57, Sultan started the first point, which is encouraging industries to be more environmental. 10:59 Abdulla Aljunaibi added that industries are dumping chemicals and unwanted materials in the seawater. 11:00 Abdulla Salem suggested a solution that is specifying a small area in every company for a recycling machine. 11:01 Ghanem Al Hassani agreed to Abdulla Salem’s suggestion and he thinks it’s a great idea.
2. ·      The second point was car pollution. 11:03 Sultan started speaking by stating the problem. He said that some old cars do not have good eco systems, which is harmful to the environment and sometimes could be annoying to people walking down the streets. 11:05 Ghanem agreed with Sultan and added that some guys do burnouts and also burnouts on tracks really badly affect the atmosphere. 11:06 Abdulla J and Abdulla S both agreed with Sultan and Ghanem. Abdulla.J suggested encouraging people to use public transportation or using eco filters for their vehicles.
3. ·      11:07 Sultan started with the third point, which is deforestation and the importance of trees. 11:08 Abdulla J explained the problem and said that industries chop down trees and build companies over them. 11:09 Ghanem suggested that if they are going to chop down trees, they must plant trees somewhere else with the same amount that is chopped. 11:10 Abdulla S agreed with Ghanem.
4. ·      11:14 Sultan introduced the 4^th point which is the periodic chemical analysis for the sea water that would reduce the water pollution & Abdulla Aljunaibi suggested that they use filters in the sea water to stop dumping chemicals in the sea. 11:16 Ghanem agreed with Abdulla in his suggestion. Abdulla Salim suggested that maybe replacing toxic chemicals with more efficient ones would be a great idea.
5. ·      11:19 we turned to the 5^th point: Sultan started by talking about putting plans to raise awareness of recycling through public and private sectors by putting brochures in schools and government sectors.