Going Green with Erasmus+
Ecofood fertility is a project started by Mr.doctor Luigi Montana who works for the Local Health Authority Service in Salerno, near Naplesin order to identify a correlation between pollution and human disease. The research started years ago with the aim to associate the accumulation of contaminants in blood and seminal fluid and disorders related to… Continue reading Eco-food fertility
Everyday in our school, students (and sometimes teachers) leave bottles of water, almost full, in the classes or in the gyms where, due to the activities, drinking is more likely to occur. Unfortunately we do not get fresh water from the tap in our school and we were given the advice to avoid drinking it.… Continue reading Water Waste
In recent years the use of plastics has reached very high levels. It is one of the most used materials because it is cheap and malleable, light and even beautiful so it can be made in several different objects we use everyday. The problem, as everyone knows, is that these plastic tools are thrown away… Continue reading Good News: Green S-Plastica is arriving
The island of Samsoe - Samsø in Danish - is self-sufficient with energy. Samsoe is a smallish island in the middle of Kattegat and actually lies in the heart of Denmark. Only few communities world wide can claim to be self-sufficient with energy supplies. It is a great goal to have and even greater having achieved it. None the less Samsoe has been self-sufficient since 1997. The island is powered mainly by wind and solar energy. District heating plants powered by straw burners provide heating for private households that may also be powered by pellet burners. In addition there are plans of building… Continue reading Energy and Sustainability on Samsø
In Finland, Climate Change Education has recently been a topic of discussion among politicians and people who are wondering if it should be taught at school as a separate school subject. A citizens' initiative for this subject was made and almosta 5 000 people have already signed in agreeance. Since the topic of climate change… Continue reading Should Climate Change Education be a separate school subject?
Spring is approaching! Get prepared! If you like to grow your own vegetables please read our instructions and you will be a successful gardener like us! In April 2018 we filled seed trays with soil and sowed seeds of pumpkin, courgette, chives, rocket salad and corn. Every student took a seed tray home for a… Continue reading school garden paradise
“Skip the slip” is the slogan of a new campaign that has been recently started in California . California in facts has a very low rate of rain and a big oart of the country is desert Over 250 million gallons of oil, 10 of trees and 21 billion gallons of water are consumed each year… Continue reading Skip the slip for a GREENer AMERICA
9 Ways to Help the Environment The Italian Erasmus+ Group video on things you can do to help the environment Video Link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIQURygqzyc&t=106s
Last November form the 18th to the 24th we had our Erasmus City Camp in Italy at Liceo Scientifico Linguistico “Ceccano” hosting our German, Finish, Spanish and Danish Partners, five foreign students from each country accompanied by one or two of their teachers, allowing them to experience by learning, working and creating together in person.… Continue reading Italy – City Camp 18-24 Nov. 2018 Report
Plastics and Prejudice? - Sense and Sustainability! 