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1. Student A is burning rubbish. Student B is warning him/her about the dangers of open waste burning to people's health and the environment.

Student A: Hey, have you seen me burning some rubbish here?

Student B: Yeah, I see that. But do you know that burning waste like that can be dangerous to people's health and the environment?

Student A: Really? How come?

Student B: When you burn waste like that, it releases harmful toxins into the air, which can cause respiratory problems and other health issues. It can also harm the environment and pollute the air and soil.

Student A: Oh, I had no idea. Thanks for letting me know. I'll stop doing it and find a proper way to dispose of my waste.

2. Student B is building a campfire. Student A is warning him/her about the risk of starting a forest fire and the health risks.

Student B: Hey, I'm building a campfire. Do you want to join me?

Student A: Sure, but be careful. Starting a fire in a forest can be risky, especially if it's dry and windy.

Student B: Don't worry, I know what I'm doing.

Student A: But even a small spark can start a big forest fire, which can be difficult to control and cause a lot of damage. It's also not safe for our health, as the smoke can cause respiratory problems.

Student B: I see your point. Maybe we should find a safer spot to make a fire or just use a portable stove instead.

Student A: Yes, that's a better idea. We can enjoy our time outdoors without putting ourselves and the environment at risk.