This term for inquiry we are looking at how we can look after our planet by thinking about the ways we reduce, reuse, recycle at Panmure Bridge School. For this task we had to read two articles about New Zealand's rubbish. One thing I have learnt is that every year New Zealand throws away 3.6 millions tonnes of rubbish which is taken to landfills. I worked with Zahra and Mataio. We wrote down our own informed opinion about New Zealand's littering.
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ReplyDeleteKia ora Ofa, Mataio, Zahra,
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your learning around NZ's rubbish. I am astounded! 3.6 million tonnes of rubbish every year! I think I am pretty good at recycling and I save all of my vege/fruit scraps for my nieces rabbits. I try very hard to take my own bags to the supermarket and to use containers for my food rather than bags and glad wrap. Since learning about NZ's rubbish problem, have you changed any of the things you do at schools and home?
Tania
Kia Ora Ofa,
ReplyDeleteWOW more than 1000 bus loads of rubbish each day! That is a lot of rubbish and I agree we should do something about it. I find it sad that people litter and it goes to sea and kills sea creatures. But good work on collecting all this information. I was wondering how long did it take to get all this information?