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📰 Our Second Erasmus+ Journal: United for Recycling! As part of our ongoing Erasmus+ project, Young Europeans – The CREW: Creative and Responsible Environment Warriors , we are proud to present our second international student newspaper , this time focusing on one of the most urgent issues of our time: recycling . Students from Romania, Czechia, Portugal, Italy, Poland , and Türkiye came together across borders and languages to contribute insightful and creative articles. From opinion pieces and interviews to research-based reports and personal reflections, the newspaper represents the collective voice of young people who care deeply about the future of our planet. Each article explores different aspects of recycling — its environmental benefits, challenges in local communities, innovative solutions, and personal stories of change. Through this collaboration, students not only shared their ideas and practices, but also learned from one another's cultures and experiences , deve...
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 OUR ENVIRONMENTAL JOURNAL IS READY! Six countries worked on environmental problems of their town and wrote articles for everyone to be aware! So please spare some time to read and get conscious!
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PARTNERS ATTENDED A SEMINAR ON POLLUTION In a world increasingly affected by the consequences of pollution, the urgency to address environmental issues has become paramount. From the bustling cities of Europe to the remote corners of the globe, pollution knows no borders, impacting ecosystems and human health alike. Recognizing the need for concerted efforts to combat this global challenge, Erasmus+ partners from six countries recently convened for a groundbreaking seminar focused on pollution and its far-reaching implications. On the 28th of February, representatives from diverse backgrounds and regions gathered to participate in an enlightening discourse on pollution. Hailing from six different countries, these Erasmus+ partners brought with them unique perspectives shaped by the environmental landscapes of their respective regions. From the ocean breezed Iberian peninsula to the sun-kissed shores of the Mediterranean, each participant arrived with a wealth of knowledge and experienc...
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POSTERS ON POLLUTION  
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ONLINE EXHIBITION on POLLUTION AND NATURAL DISASTERS In the spirit of raising awareness and fostering engagement, we invite readers to explore an online exhibition dedicated to showcasing the environmental challenges and initiatives within Italy, Portugal, Turkey, Poland, Czechia, and Romania. This virtual platform offers an immersive experience, featuring displays that shed light to the thoughts on students' view for the environment. Through this exhibition, visitors can gain deeper insights into the pressing issues at hand and discover ways to take action in their own communities. Click here to embark on this enlightening journey and join the conversation on environmental sustainability by commenting below. Winner logo on pollution
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 Unveiling Environmental Challenges: A Focus on Italy, Portugal, Turkey, Poland, Czechia, and Romania Across the picturesque landscapes of Italy, Portugal, Turkey, Poland, Czechia, and Romania, a complex tapestry of environmental challenges unfolds. From pollution-ridden cities to the specter of natural disasters, these countries face unique struggles that demand attention and action. Italy: Italy, renowned for its art, culture, and cuisine, grapples with high levels of air pollution, particularly in urban centers like Milan and Rome. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), air pollution contributes to over 60,000 premature deaths annually in the country. Furthermore, Italy is vulnerable to natural disasters such as earthquakes and landslides, which can devastate communities and infrastructure. Portugal: Portugal's stunning coastline and diverse ecosystems belie the threat of wildfires that ravage the country each year. In 2017, devastating wildfires claimed over 100 live...
                 POLLUTION IN ROMANIA Romania, like many other countries, faces various types of pollution. Common types include air pollution from industrial sources and transportation, water pollution from industrial discharges and agricultural runoff, and soil pollution due to improper waste disposal. Additionally, noise pollution and light pollution are concerns in urban areas. Efforts are being made to address these issues through regulations and environmental initiatives. Our town, Satu Mare faces several sources of air pollution • traffic emissions • industrial activities • burning of solid fuels for heating and cooking Unfortunately, there is a very high traffic emmision as well, due to different factors such as:   People use almost exclusively their personal cars There are families with a higher number of cars than familiy members Students who are 18 come to school by car There are not enough parking lots and ...