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Green Earth Project
(Since March 2011)
The
“Green Earth Project” consists of sub-projects which includes both the “Green Light
Project” and the “Green Roof Project”. The main objective is to raise people’s awareness
on dangers that may be done unintentionally to the environment if safety measures
are not followed. Also, proper waste management involving recycling plays an important
role in conserving our natural resources...
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Green Roof Project
(Since August 2011)
Every
day, large amounts of empty (UHT) milk, juice and other beverage cartons are simply
discarded. Unfortunately, only a fraction of these are recycled. These paper-based
containers are constructed from 6 layers of cardboard lined with plastic and a thin
layer of aluminum foil firmly compressed. Luckily, these items are recyclable to
a very useful construction material such as a “roof sheet”...
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Green Light Project
(Since April 2011)
All
around the world, efforts are being made to maintain a healthy environment. Schools
in particular play a major role in teaching students of the importance of protecting
our earth and ways to make the world clean and green because as the famous saying
goes,...
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Paws for a Cause
(Since February 2011)
Education
plays a very important role in making our lives in the future as successful as possible
so having been provided a very good education here in Harrow, we truly feel fortunate
that we have this opportunity. However, there are a lot of places in this country
where not every child has a chance to receive a good education similar to ours...
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Veggies from the Heart
(Since November 2010)
“Veggies
from the Heart” is the first project of the Lionheart Society. Our primary objective
in selling organically grown vegetables at school was to raise a substantial amount
of money to help a village school in the province of Nakhon Ratchasima. Luckily
one of our members, Pat Yontrarak has a small plantation which grew a variety of
fruits and organic vegetables, therefore these were readily made available to us
for this project...
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