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National Winning Photo 2010 – 4th: The Maltese Islands… Laden with History, Nature, and… What’s that in the Background?
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A picturesque example of the Maltese environment, with historical churches, grassland, rolling hills and – wait – what’s that in the background? Yes, that’s right. It’s a quarry. The delicate beauty of the countryside left by a terrible sore.
National Winning Photo 2010 – 5th: White vs Green
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Mankind is now the number one cause of all the destruction happening on Earth. As well as trying to destroy each other on the battle-field, we are the cause of a series of other disasters to the environment such as filling up the environment with tonnes of bulky waste. In Malta we have five different civic amenity sites, which open every day and are free for the public. This project is in fact being part-financed through the European Union Structural Funds, with an estimated value of 4.6 Million Euros. Local councils also give their civilians a free service to pick up their bulky waste free of charge. Unfortunately, some people are not using these services but are putting away their rubbish everyone. We used to ask to improve civic amenity sites, now I suggest that we have to work on ENVIRONMENTAL and CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION.
National Winning Article 2010 – 1st: Tourist Attraction or a Froggly Graveyard? Chadwick Lakes
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Chadwick Lakes, or 'Wied Qlejgħa', is a reservoir situated in Mtarfa, Malta. It is dry for most of the year, especially in the summer. However, when winter approaches and a number of heavy rainstorms hit Mtarfa, Chadwick Lakes immediately fills up with the rainwater gathering up from nearby fields. Chadwick Lakes is home to many organisms: trees, plants, birds, insects, mice, frogs et cetera. It would be a shame to see Chadwick Lakes demolished and built as apartments.
Read MoreA Serious Repercussion
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Smog coming out from one of the chimneys of Marsa’s Power Station. Smog is a term used to describe air pollution. Air pollution is the interaction of sunlight with certain chemicals in the atmosphere. As smog increases to high levels, it is not easily dissipated; therefore it reaches rural areas and ecosystems far away when carried by the winds. One serious repercussion to humans is the permanent damage to the respiratory system.
Read MoreWise Waste Disposal
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In this picture we are seeing these four different bins that are all messed up, because people are not taking good care of them. To avoid this we could dispose of waste more wisely.
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- HSBC Award
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- HSBC Award
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- WasteServ Award
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