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Bundang Jungang High school  science club

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瀛海中學自民國48年創校至今已逾64個年頭，本校是一所歷史悠久，具有優良傳統的學校，在數位化、國際化、多元競爭的時代，如何引領本校師生與國際接軌，並形塑學校特色，是瀛海中學發展過程中重要的課題之一。同時為配合國家2030雙語政策，提供本校學生均等機會，學習國際及雙語教育，更是成為優質私立高中所必備的條件。

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Good morning everyone,

Today, I want to talk about something that affects all of us — pollution — and how we, as students of Bundang Jungang High School, are taking steps toward a better future.

Every year, the world produces over 300 million tons of plastic, and shockingly, about 8 million tons end up in our oceans. That’s the equivalent of one garbage truck dumping plastic into the sea every minute. If we don’t act now, by 2050, there could be more plastic in the ocean than fish.

At our school, we’ve taken that warning seriously. For World Environment Day on June 5th, we hosted a Coral Reef Exhibition to show how plastic pollution destroys marine ecosystems. Coral reefs, which support 25% of marine life, are suffocating under plastic waste.

But raising awareness isn’t enough. That’s why we also promote waste sorting. By separating recyclables from general trash, we reduce landfill waste and ensure plastics get a second life. It’s a simple daily habit that can reduce up to 30% of school waste.

We’ve also taken steps to recycle scrap paper — giving new purpose to used test sheets and notebooks. Did you know producing one ton of paper from recycled sources saves 17 trees and over 26,000 liters of water?

Our message is clear: Words may inspire, but only action creates change.

Let’s continue turning inspiration into real impact. Each bottle sorted, each page reused, each lesson shared — brings us closer to a cleaner, healthier world.

Thank you.