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Earthwool insulation is a sustainable insulator. It is made out of glass bottles.
http://higginsinsulation.com.au/earthwool-insulation/

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Cross ventilation helps draw cool air in and push hot air out of any building.
https://www.quora.com/Why-is-cross-ventilation-good

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We have decided to use tires for pot plants because it is reusing things for another purpose.

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Solar panels will help with lots of things. Som  of the most commen   ones are, saves electricity bills low maintain costs and technology development. What solar panels do is that they reflect of the heat. At our kindergarten we are going to have 24 solar panels.
https://www.greenmatch.co.uk/

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These windows will trap warm air inside the building and helping improve every efficiency. They also minimise noise and acts as an added layer of insulation.
http://www.build.com.au/what-are-double-glazed-windows

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We have grass on our roof because it produces air and replaces what we take away by building our homes. The grass will absorb your rainwater, reduce air pollution and provide a habitat for wildlife.
http://www.greenroof.hrt.msu.edu/benefits/index.html

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Water tanks are essential for a sustainable home because it collects and stores all of the rain water so that we can reuse it later. You can also use it for gardening. If you store the water than it means less need for government to make new dams.
https://www.mimosahomes.com.au/why-a-water-tank-is-important/

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We have chosen to use wood because it is an easy access material. It is a renewable resource because you can make new trees to make new wood. Wood walls and wood ceilings used in building construction also offer significant environmental benefits. It is an easy recycling material.
https://www.spigogroup.com/en/environmental-advantages-of-using-wood-walls-and-wood-ceilings/

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Our worm farm is an interactive way to teach our kids about sustainability. The worms eat all the leftover scraps that the kids don’t eat. They will improve the health of your garden. It lessens the amount of waste going into landfill. The kids will love to look after the worms too.
https://www.tumbleweed.com.au/worm-farming-information.html

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double glazed windows

solar panels

worm farm

tires used as pot plants

wood

water tanks

cross ventilation

grass on roof

earth wool insulation