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Our initiative: STOP plastic bags and disposable plastic packaging



On Friday, April 12th, CRO project’s eco-team conducted a couple of workshops  to raise ecological awareness.  The main title was:  STOP plastic bags and disposable plastic packaging.

Eco-team has displayed educational facts on the board so the students and the guests could inform themselves about plastic noxiousness in general, especially about the negative effects of disposable plastic packaging on the environment. To set an example, they were handing out linen bags instead of plastic ones to all students who have participated in the workshops. The linen bags were sewn by students who attend extracurricular activities in the school. Some of the bags had the school motto stamped on it (“Prva je prva“ or “First is the first” ) and some bags were blank so the students had the opportunity to paint them themselves.

Furthermore, students were watching short educational movies about plastic pollution and the negative effects it has on plant and animal life. 

In the end, students were offered to calculate their ecological footprint which they did with interest.




 

 

 

 


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