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Madame Liberty
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by Bishop's Conservatory Girls secondary School : Maria Mompalao for
15-18
dissemination(s): noticeboard, other, school media
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Articles
In this day and age why are human rights so difficult to have access to. All over the world people are enduring lots of hardships and misery because of injustice.
Read MoreWe All Fall Down
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by Gozo College Secondary Shcool Victoria : Chantelle Stellini for
11-14
dissemination(s): other, School Assembly, school noticeboard, school magazine, website
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Photos
New technologies, modern gadgets and high standards of living indicate how advanced and developed the population is. However, the urge to spoil the countryside with bulk littering shows clearly the contrary. The tendency is to fall back to the same old primitive habit of being careless and irresponsible citizens.

Bitter-sweet Peas
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by Maria Regina College Girls' Secondary School : Francesca Maria Sant for
15-18
dissemination(s): Noticeboard at Mosta Local Council, other, school media, website
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Photos
Commercial pea seeds covered in chemicals which gives it its bright red colour in contrast to the pale-coloured organic seeds. Even though the red colour may be more attractive, it does not mean that it is healthier.

What Goes Around Comes Around: Farming and Nitrates in the Water Table
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by Maria Regina College Girls' Secondary School : Francesca Maria Sant for
15-18
dissemination(s): Noticeboard at Mosta Local Council, other, school media, website
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Articles
An interview was conducted with two farmers – one owns a conventional farm and the other an organic farm – to investigate the level of nitrates found in our water table. This report tackles the sources of the nitrates and also any solutions to reduce its level in our groundwater.
Read MoreJunk Mail
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by Saint Francis Secondary School Sliema : Paula Zammit for
11-14
dissemination(s): EyeSpy (Junior News), other, website
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Articles
Paula has closely examined the subject of Junk Mail by collecting a two-week sample of postal junk mail, weighing it and studying its carbon footprint. She didn’t stop there, she researched and analysed the resources needed to produce this quantity of paper while linking it to deforestation. She also contacted local Maltese authorities to take action for the benefit of our environment.
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