Ecological problems lt
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The document discusses ecological problems in Lithuania, including the overuse of fertilizers and chemicals, improper disposal of batteries and equipment, and waste management issues. It also notes that ecological farming has become more popular but its products are still expensive. The document then outlines some activities of the local school to promote environmental issues, such as student drawings on ecology, making toys and clothes from recycled materials, and upcoming projects to identify polluted areas and educate the public on waste sorting.
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Questionnaires were given to students, parents, and teachers to evaluate a Comenius Project focused on value education and ecological responsibility. Most students were aware of the project but some parents were not. Both parents and teachers had a very positive view of the project. While some students found it uninteresting, parents and teachers felt it was important. More than half of students, parents, and teachers agreed that students prepared well for environmental education activities. Parents, students, and teachers enjoyed aspects of the project related to human relationships and values as well as use of technology. However, a small percentage of students were not enthusiastic about or engaged in the activities. Overall, the responses from students, parents, and teachers indicated support for the project andPos-ita
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The document discusses what materials can be recycled and the benefits of recycling. It notes that a bicycle can be made from 500 aluminum cans, a pot can be made from 13 steel boxes, 90% of cardboard is made from recycled paper, and 60% of bottles are made from recycled glass. It encourages recycling waste materials into new production cycles and notes that bicycles produce no carbon dioxide emissions, consuming only clean energy. The document stresses that the future of the planet depends on giving used containers a second life through intelligent recycling.Compfra
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This document summarizes the beginning of a composting project at a school from autumn 2009 to January 2010. It describes the initial preparation phase, setting up the compost bin and food waste collection, and the official start of composting food scraps from the cafeteria in January. The summary describes how volunteers help with sorting and transporting the waste, and that temperatures in the compost bin reached 40属C after a week and a half, indicating the composting process was underway. Future plans included getting a second compost bin, communicating the project online and with signage, and using the finished compost on school and city green spaces.biofor
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The document outlines activities carried out by students from the 7th B class at Escola Secund叩ria C/ 3o CEB do Fund達o to map the forest ecosystems in Portugal. The activities included visiting a local forest to collect materials like mushrooms, plants, leaves, seeds and soil. In the classroom, students conducted experiments with the collected soil, classified leaves and plants, sowed seeds of Quercus pirenaica, and made Christmas postcards about the forest. Other classes contributed activities related to measuring the forest area, studying the landscape and weather. Photos from forest visits and an herbarium site are also mentioned.Esf Activity
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This document summarizes environmental projects and activities at a school in Fund達o, Portugal. It describes how students measured the amount of household waste produced by their families to raise awareness of waste issues. It also discusses the school's participation in an international environmental congress in Prague, where they presented on evaluating the uses of cork as a sustainable material. Other school projects included awareness campaigns on selective waste collection and studying how human activities impact natural systems.Liceo
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MR. GRECO GIUSEPPE
Students:
- BRUNO CAMILLA
- DE CAMILLO LUCIANA
- EVANGELISTA CECILIA
- FORLINI MARIANA
- GIANFRANCESCO RACHELE
- MESSORE GIOVANNI
- PACITTO ALESSANDRA
- PARMISANO MARIARITA
- RIZZO ANTONELLA
- RUSSO AUGUSTA
- SOMMA FABIOLA
- ZACCARDELLI GIULIA
Special thanks to:
- MR. MENNOIA GIORGIO
- MR. SOLPoster
Postervalueco2010
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The document encourages readers to properly dispose of waste like newspapers, Kleenex tissues, and sandwich bags by placing them in separated waste collection bins. It notes that these discarded papers and items could become part of a school magazine if collected and recycled properly. Readers are reminded not to forget plastic bottles and cans during waste collection and to dispose of their trash in designated collection areas on campus.Ecotree
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The document describes making an eco-friendly Christmas tree and nativity scene using recycled and natural materials. Bare branches were tied around a coat hanger to form the shape of a tree. Additional branches were used to reinforce the frame. Decorations were handmade without spending money. The nativity characters were made from old clothes and the scene was constructed using recycled items like wood, sand, moss and stones. Both projects highlighted reusing discarded materials to be environmentally responsible.
portugal8Avalueco2010
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O documento discute as vantagens e desvantagens das l但mpadas fluorescentes compactas (CFL) em compara巽達o com as l但mpadas incandescentes. As CFL consomem menos energia, duram mais tempo, geram menos calor e t棚m menor custo total de propriedade, apesar de terem pre巽o inicial mais alto. Os principais inconvenientes das CFL s達o o pre巽o inicial mais elevado e o tempo para atingir o fluxo luminoso total.
Portugal8Bvalueco2010
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O documento descreve uma campanha de troca de l但mpadas incandescentes por l但mpadas econ担micas que est叩 ocorrendo em uma escola secund叩ria. A campanha incentiva h叩bitos de economia de energia e fornece l但mpadas para os alunos decorarem a 叩rvore de Natal da escola.
PortugalSCvalueco2010
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Este documento fornece sugest探es para reutilizar l但mpadas incandescentes que ser達o substitu鱈das por l但mpadas mais eficientes energeticamente, como enfeites de Natal, recipientes de cozinha, decora巽探es com LEDs e abajures. Ele incentiva as pessoas a economizarem energia e decorarem suas casas com itens feitos a partir das l但mpadas antigas.
PortugalBRvalueco2010
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Trocar l但mpadas incandescentes por l但mpadas econ担micas. Desligar carregadores quando carregamento estiver completo. Desligar televis達o no controle remoto em vez do bot達o de ligar/desligar para poupar 30% de energia. Desligar computador e console completamente ao terminar de us叩-los. Desligar r叩dio ao terminar de ouvir m炭sica. Poupar energia ajuda o meio ambiente.
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As l但mpadas incandescentes da escola foram substitu鱈das por l但mpadas econ担micas como parte de um projeto dos alunos para decorar a 叩rvore de Natal da escola e ajudar a proteger o planeta trocando l但mpadas que consomem menos energia.Recently uploaded (20)
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- 1. E cological problems in Lithuania and our schools students activities
- 2. E cological problems in Lithuania U sage of fertilize, washing materials and other aerosols, big quantity of heavy metals in fertilize .
- 3. E cological problems in Lithuania Galvanic (electrochemical) elements and equipments which have alkaline and chemical preparation often are thrown away in the forests, by the roads. It increases the pollution of soi .
- 4. E cological problems in Lithuania Not solved utilization problems of old cars and cars tyres
- 5. E cological problems in Lithuania Increasing of exaust transport gas .
- 6. E cological problems in Lithuania People do not pay enough attention to the questions of sorting the waste and energy saving ...
- 7. E cological problems in Lithuania The traditions of ecological farming become more popular but not so fast as one could wish as the price of such products is high and for that reason the usage of them is limited .
- 8. E cological problems in Lithuania Ecology is very important in the district of Pasvalys because there are many sinkhole s and area of intensive karst development.
- 9. THE ACTIVITY OF OUR SCHOOL The exhibition of drawings on ecological theme
- 10. THE ACTIVITY OF OUR SCHOOL (2)
- 11. THE ACTIVITY OF OUR SCHOOL Making of Christmas toys from second rate materials and their exhibition at school.
- 12. THE ACTIVITY OF OUR SCHOOL
- 13. THE ACTIVITY OF OUR SCHOOL Making clothes from second rate materials and demostration of them.
- 14. THE ACTIVITY OF OUR SCHOOL (2)
- 15. THE NEAREST ACTIVITIES: Identification of the biggest places of pollution in our area .
- 16. THE NEAREST ACTIVITIES: Actions connected with people teaching and public education about sorting the waste ( recycling ) .