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Nieklu b’responsabilta’ fil-Milied
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by St.Michael School : Matthias Theuma for
11-14
dissemination(s): ecoschool youtube channel and christmas concert, other, website
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Video Clips
Dan il-vidjo mtella’ mill-Kumitat Ekoskola bħala parti mill-proġett ‘Nieklu b’responsabilta” , jitratta fuq idejat għal zmien il-Milied fejn jidhol ikel u anke’ xi statistika fuq Malta u l-Milied
Read MoreĦadd ma jrid żibel quddiem biebu …. imma barra ma jimpurtax !!!!
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by St.Michael School : Matthias Buttigieg, Kyle Cassar Cardona, Gabriel Bongailas for
11-14
dissemination(s): website,other,Newsletter (To be published in May)
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Photos
Mixja fil-kampanja ma’ tal-iskola, għidna din il-frażi lil xulxin. Ngħixu fis-sena 2017 u għad hawn nies jaqaw u jqumu mill-indafa fil-pajjiż. Il-post jitkellem waħdu fejnhu. Tlett postijiet imfittxija mit-turisti u l-maltin fil-ġranet sħan tas-Sajf. Min għamel dan l-att, tgħid ġietu f’moħħu x’responsabilta’ qed iġorr? Minjaf jekk daru żżommix hekk ?

The last cry of the Carob Tree
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by St.Michael School : Matthias Buttigieg for
11-14
dissemination(s): website,other,Newsletter (To be published in May)
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Photos
In Birkirkara among the houses it stood practically one of the few fields in this town, with carob trees. 2017 was the dead sentence to these trees as MEPA approved the permission to this field to be built. These trees were massacred by the machinery to let place for flats and penthouses. The carob tree is noted for living for hundreds of years, surely lived through these years among those people, the day permission was granted, the Carob tree cried for the last time.

Only Pink Matters
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by St.Michael School : Kyle Cassar Cardona for
11-14
dissemination(s): website,school media,other,Newsletter (To be published in May)
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Photos
For sure this this house, is not camoflage with the surroundings. Walking from Delimara in the beautiful countryside, your attention is drawn on this house with such contrasting colours. The owners are in love with pink but do this colour respect the surroundings? Where is MEPA in such cases for regulation about such colours in the countryside?

Powered by Sunlight
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by St.Thomas More College- Tarxien Middle School : Leah Valletta for
11-14
dissemination(s): newspaper,website,school media,other,Class Presentation
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Photos
During a visit to Xrobb l-Ghagin Nature Park, I have come across small solar panels in the car park. I have discovered that these are lights which work through solar energy. As a young reporter for the environment, I suggest more use of solar energy which is an abundant natural resource in Malta. For example, installing solar lights in streets and public buildings including schools. Eventually, this will have a positive impact on the environment by using cleaner energy sources.
