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Integrating 2 worlds
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by Giovanni Curmi Naxxar Higher Secondary School : John Charles Fenech for
15-18
dissemination(s): newspaper, radio, school magazine, school media
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There is a story behind this image. One day, I was in my room, finishing my assignments. At a point I heard my mother shout for my help so I immediately left my room and went in the terrace. I saw my mother freaking out over a grasshopper which came on he shirt. She was terrified since to her it was huge and dangerous (although it was small and more scared than her). I told her to calm down and helped her get in the house. Soon after I took my camera and starting taking shots of this little fellow. It was so docile. As a confirmation that it was not going to attack and even a bit scared, every time I put the camera in front of its face it turned its back on the camera. Ever since humanity came to be, it formed new artificial structures and created villages, cities and more. At the same time, natural zones continued to co-exist. Nowadays we have become attached to this artificial world we live in and forgot what nature actually feels like. We have become afraid of what we do not make and what we cannot control (such as the grasshopper). We should be able to live with the rest of the natural environment not fight against it, after all we are a product of nature ourselves and the sources of everything we produce derives from nature.
The litter bugs
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by Private candidate : Joslyn Falzon for
15-18
dissemination(s): newspaper, website
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Every evening I walk several blocks to my gym in my locality carrying a recycle bag to pick up trash. It’s pathetic that our citizens throw their trash in the streets. This problem does not require a high-tech, expensive solution. It’s a matter of educating the public. It’s amazing how many unsightly cans, wrappers and bottles you can pick up with little or no extra effort. I suggest that we can start by educating and give more importance to children in their schools. Tell them what happens to the litter they throw in the streets. Even by making more the use of commercials on television and in other social media. I suggest showing people not to litter and show them more the results from littering, at some point; they will start implementing what they saw on television.
How litter can literally kill
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by Private candidate : Joslyn Falzon for
15-18
dissemination(s): newspaper, website
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Is litter like murder? Not exactly, perhaps but its worse than you probably think. This photo was taken at an abundant garage down at Wied Iz-Zurrieq. Here we see loads of drum paint, paint, iron, wood, plastic bags, etc. Of course, the environmental effects of litter are well known. Trash in the streets gets blown into the sewer system. Also, animals get tangled in six-pack rings, cut on jagged metal or broken glass and get stuck inside containers. Probably, you have heard all this before. In my research I discovered that there were different economic effects from litter too. All this can be distorted by your help, even students can help by picking up litter and by taking some responsibility. So let’s get shoulder to shoulder and help for a better and safe environmental.
Ugly appearances do matter as well
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by Private candidate : Joslyn Falzon for
15-18
dissemination(s): newspaper, website
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Sadly, we can get too accustomed to the mess along our roadsides to the point where we don’t even notice it. Not to make a big deal out of this, but my eyes popped out when I saw this huge litter down the road, when I was passing by from the Malta old dockyard. It takes a visitor from out of town, suitably chagrined, or even a cardboard-crunching neighborhood dog to call it to our attention. Is it laziness, callousness, stupidity or worse? Efforts must be taken underway to clean up our major stuff found by. In particular, we need to try to make a better first impression even for our environmental and future generations. It’s a shame that the population is not enough aware of this problem, that can be solved in a couple of ways even by the help of the government.
Where there is a will….
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by St Thomas More GSS Santa Lucia : El Kayati Fatima, Farrugia Antonella, Saliba Nicole for
15-18
dissemination(s): EkoSkola Notice board, FB teachers' group, other, school monitors
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F’dan ir-ritratt tidher ċara l-volonta’ u l-perseveranza tan-natura. Kultant għal neċessitajiet bħal skejjel, sptarijiet u kultant semplicement minħabba egoiżmu, nuqqas ta’ ippjanar, injoranza jew kilba sfrenata għal flus xi bnedmin ibiddlu ambjent naturali mimli siġar, pjanti, fjuri, insetti, friefet… għal ambjent kif iridu hu, jigifieri ambjent mibni u mimli konkrit. Iżda n-natura għandha r-riżorsi tagħha u tieħu kull okkażżjoni biex terġa’ tara fejn tista’ ssib il-ħajja u meta jirnexxielha, issebbah l-ambjent. L-aħdar mimli hajja jispikka fuq il-griż mejjet u monotonu u meta wiehed ihares lejn dan il-haxix wiehed jista jimmagina funtana ħadra li togħla biex aħna narawha u napprezzawha.
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