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Ian Morton
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Check out this positive news story: A group of schoolchildren took part in a walk with renowned refugee puppet Little Amal as they descended on COP26 to call for a sustainable future for the planet.
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Sarah Colombini
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Bare Kind’s socks are made using ethically sourced bamboo and with every pair sold 10% is donated to a charity that saves endangered animals.
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Ian Morton
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Check out this positive news story: the world’s first city-wide plastic survey has launched in Portsmouth, asking members of the public to record any waste they spot by taking photos and uploading to an app. The project will be used to better understand how plastic waste occurs and how it can be tackled.
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Simon Francis
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Revolutionary engineering ideas proposed by secondary school students will be debated in classrooms across the UK as part of Tomorrow’s Engineers Week (8 to 12 November 2021).
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Sarah Colombini
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Eco-fashion campaign Love Not Landfill returns for a third year with a pre-loved fashion pop-up, featuring collections from charity shops curated by some of fashion’s most style-savvy influencers.
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Ian Morton
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Check out this positive news story: A charity is spearheading a campaign to empower schoolchildren and teachers to learn about environmentally diets and tools for dealing with the emotional impact of climate change. The scheme by the County Trust has already sent out 1,000 packs to 26,000 teachers and schoolchildren across the country.
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Simon Francis
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Schools and community groups in India and Scotland have joined together to put their best foot forward in an effort to highlight the climate crisis.
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Simon Francis
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The ninth Tomorrow’s Engineers Week (8-12 November 2021) will see schools across the UK given the chance to take part in the climate debate through a Schools COP virtual event.
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