Sujet LLCER — Terminale — Amérique du Nord — Bac 2022

SUJET 1 SUJET 1 Ce sujet porte sur la thématique 2 « Environnements en mutation » et sur l’axe d’étude 2 « De la protection de la nature à la transition écologique » Partie 1 (16pts) : prenez connaissance des documents A, B, C et D et traitez le sujet suivant en anglais en environ 500 mots : Taking into account the specificities of each document, present New Zealand’s special relationship with the environment and the issues the country is facing. Partie 2 (4pts) : traduisez en français le passage suivant du document A (l.4-10) : In a bid to become mostly carbon neutral, the Zero Carbon Bill sets a net-zero target for almost all greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 and creates an independent Climate Change Commission to steer government policy. The government has also promised to plant 1 billion trees over 10 years and ensure that the electricity grid runs entirely from renewable energy by 2035. In a rare national consensus on climate change policy, the bill was spearheaded by Jacinda Ardern’s liberal government and was supported by the main conservative opposition party. 22-LLCERANMCAN1 2/10 SUJET 1 DOCUMENT A New Zealand takes the lead on climate change In a move praised as this generation’s “nuclear moment” by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand’s parliament last week passed landmark legislation that enshrines the country’s commitment to the Paris Agreement into law. In a bid to become mostly carbon neutral, the Zero Carbon Bill sets a net-zero target for 5 almost all greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 and creates an independent Climate Change Commission to steer government policy. The government has also promised to plant 1 billion trees over 10 years and ensure that the electricity grid runs entirely from renewable energy by 2035. In a rare national consensus on climate change policy, the bill was spearheaded by Jacinda 10 Ardern’s liberal government and was supported by the main conservative opposition party. Ardern said she sometimes despairs at the pace at which other countries are making changes to fight climate change and vowed that New Zealand would not be a slow follower. “We’re here because our world is warming. Undeniably it is warming,“ she said. “Therefore, the question for all of us is what side of history will we choose to sit on.“ The bill effectively 15 cements New Zealand’s position as a climate leader in the Pacific, a position that