The Abitur and The Baccalauréat And the Recycling

Do the Abitur is different compared of the French Baccalauréat ?

With another friend we interview some students or ex-students about the Abitur and everytime the answer was the same there is no difference between our French Baccalauréat and the Abitur. The only little difference is the French Exam for the Abitur it's the German Exam. Otherwise they got the all same Exams and it's very difficult for them too ! But there is a test where the Abitur and the Baccalauréat are mixed it's called The Abibac. 

The Abibac is the result of studies undertaken binational French-German section. German teaching (in France) and French teaching (in Germany) is reinforced (6 or 6.5 hours) and while history and geography is entirely in the foreign language (4 or 5 hours of establishments ). The exams are a bit different for Abibac.

The Recycling in Germany

The germany is considered like the champion of the recycling. Since the First of January 2003, the majority of German drinks are recorded: they are paid a little more by the consumer who may then recover its due by returning containers in stores. The price is 8 cents for a can of empty beer, 15 cents for a reusable plastic bottle and 25 for all non-recyclable container . Accumulated , these are round the ends of month many Berliners. Some guys do something strange in streets they are called « Pfandsammler ». They have to take all the empty bottles and put them in a trash bag. The France wants to do this too. The movement is supported by the beverage brand "social" Lemonaid that installs in the city of set boxes ( Pfandkisten ) for collecting the containers. This project help a lot the germany for being the Champ of the recycling. Today, Germany managed to send only very little waste in landfills. In 2007, only 3 kilos of rubbish per person. While France is 185 kilos per person per year.

And sure they have four different recycling bins.