First Question: The first step that wee can observe in the olive oil production is when they

putt he
oil in a an Oliver storage, then it pass through a machine with wáter that wash the oil, after this
the oil need to be in the leaves removal and the process taht happen in here is the literally the
name that it has, pull apart de leaves from the oil. When this step ends the oil go into the crasher
and the melaxer, and in here is where it change in a hundred persent. After the crsher part it goes
to the decanter an ther prnace stay in there, when we finish that part, th eoil pass in the oil
popolisher, and the waste wáter goes outside. And after all this large process we obtain the clean
oil or the olive oil, so what we can get from this is that the oil process is very complicated.

Second Question: What causes this behavior is the lack of ethics and conscience that we have,
since for many years we have been warned about the consequences that our actions can bring,
such as the exaggerated consumption of electrical energy in any of our daily tasks. day as is the
use of chargers and leave them connected, leave the lights on or have them in use when they are
not necessary and other examples.

This has been going on for many years and since technology is booming. I believe that what
causes this type of actions is the little importance that we give to the environment, and that we
believe that it will never end and that it is not affected by our actions, that is, this happens
because we care very little about our environment, and that we believe that it is infinite, when in
fact it is finite, like many of its resources, such as water.

In my opinion, governments and nations should implement projects that raise awareness among
the citizens of the world, and that explicitly show what is happening every day on our planet
thanks to the severe use of electricity, and they should also implement limits of enrgia, so that we
do not overstep and really use what is necessary, and in this way we do not affect our
environment so abruptly.