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How to use this Padlet:
We will post key instructions under each school in  this Padlet. Click on the ' + ' to add a post, comment, audio recording of your discussions and ideas or draw,  use gifs, images or like what others shared.

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ICE BREAKER:
Q1: Think of a time in the last several years where a change happened to YOU.

How did they feel?

How did they adjust to the change?

What lessons did you learn so you can implement a change you want to make?

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STORY TELLING: You are now a movie director of a TV SHOW.

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STORY TELLING: You are now a movie director of a TV SHOW.

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ACT 1: Create a character who lives in a relatively uneventful world.

TIP:
Give the character a name, a lifestyle and a predictable daily  routine.

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A sudden, unexpected environmental event happens. It creates a really big problem for the character.

- Think what this event could be (floods, wildfires, acid rain, storms etc)
- How does it impact the character?
- What can the character do?
- What needs to change for this event to be prevented in the future?
- What would a 'new normal' look like?

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ICE BREAKER:
Q1: Think of a time in the last several years where a change happened to YOU.

How did they feel?

How did they adjust to the change?

What lessons did you learn so you can implement a change you want to make?

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ICE BREAKER:
Q1: Think of a time in the last several years where a change happened to YOU.

How did they feel?

How did they adjust to the change?

What lessons did you learn so you can implement a change you want to make?

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ICE BREAKER:
Q1: Think of a time in the last several years where a change happened to YOU.

How did they feel?

How did they adjust to the change?

What lessons did you learn so you can implement a change you want to make?

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STORY TELLING: You are now a movie director of a TV SHOW.

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STORY TELLING: You are now a movie director of a TV SHOW.

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ACT 1: Create a character who lives in a relatively uneventful world.

TIP:
Give the character a name, a lifestyle and a predictable daily  routine.

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STORY TELLING: You are now a movie director of a TV SHOW.

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STORY TELLING: You are now a movie director of a TV SHOW.

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ACT 1: Create a character who lives in a relatively uneventful world.

TIP:
Give the character a name, a lifestyle and a predictable daily  routine.

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Introduce yourself and your school here: add comments 

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Introduce yourself and your school here: add comments 

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(14.00-15.00) LIVE ONLINE PANEL DISCUSSION: BEYOND G7

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(14.00-15.00) LIVE ONLINE PANEL DISCUSSION: BEYOND G7

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Post your questions here for any of today's speakers

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STORY TELLING: You are now a movie director of a TV SHOW.

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STORY TELLING: You are now a movie director of a TV SHOW.

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ACT 1: Create a character who lives in a relatively uneventful world.

TIP:
Give the character a name, a lifestyle and a predictable daily  routine.

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Think of some questions to ask our panel.

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Think of some questions to ask our panel.

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Put your questions on the main G7 Eco Conference padlet.

What part of their job interests you?

How to be a change-maker?

What can you lear from this individual?

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Who should be involved in finding and enacting solutions to this problem?​

How do ‘good stories’ help us to involve people – does social media play a role?​

What obstacles might we face and how can we overcome them?​

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A sudden, unexpected environmental event happens. It creates a really big problem for the character.

- Think what this event could be (floods, wildfires, acid rain, storms etc)
- How does it impact the character?
- What can the character do?
- What needs to change for this event to be prevented in the future?
- What would a 'new normal' look like?

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A sudden, unexpected environmental event happens. It creates a really big problem for the character.

- Think what this event could be (floods, wildfires, acid rain, storms etc)
- How does it impact the character?
- What can the character do?
- What needs to change for this event to be prevented in the future?
- What would a 'new normal' look like?

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A sudden, unexpected environmental event happens. It creates a really big problem for the character.

- Think what this event could be (floods, wildfires, acid rain, storms etc)
- How does it impact the character?
- What can the character do?
- What needs to change for this event to be prevented in the future?
- What would a 'new normal' look like?

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Who should be involved in finding and enacting solutions to this problem?​

How do ‘good stories’ help us to involve people – does social media play a role?​

What obstacles might we face and how can we overcome them?​

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Who should be involved in finding and enacting solutions to this problem?​

How do ‘good stories’ help us to involve people – does social media play a role?​

What obstacles might we face and how can we overcome them?​

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Who should be involved in finding and enacting solutions to this problem?​

How do ‘good stories’ help us to involve people – does social media play a role?​

What obstacles might we face and how can we overcome them?​

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Every school in Cornwall has signed up to a Green Charter for Schools

We are in the middle of a climate emergency, and we believe that the government's target of becoming carbon neutral by 2050 is too late. School students who took part in strikes throughout 2019 understand this, and it is becoming accepted that education needs to play an important role in tackling the climate emergency. The Green Charter commits all Cornwall's schools to working together for a greener, cleaner, fairer future. Being greener together means being part of a bigger community. Across Cornwall's schools we are educating children and young people about climate change, empowering them to take action to tackle it, and helping them to build the knowledge, skills and values they will need for a sustainable future.

2021 Cornwall's Schools' Eco Conference

"There can be no Plan B because there is no planet B." - UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon

2021 is the year that Cornwall is hosting the G7 Summit. Our Prime Minister will use the G7 Summit to ask world leaders from the USA, Canada, Japan, Germany, France and Italy to seize the opportunity to build back better from coronavirus, uniting to make the future fairer, greener and more prosperous. Our 2021 Cornwall's Schools' Eco Conference brings students together from across Cornwall and beyond. Like the G7 world leaders, they will all come together bound by shared values. The Eco Conference is an opportunity for young people to think about how they can lead big picture change. They will meet some influential changemakers. They will hear stories about how other people just like them have created solutions by starting small, by looking at things around them in their everyday life and thinking about what they can do to make things better.

Our Eco Conference Planning Partners

Planning our 2021 Cornwall's Schools' Eco Conference has been a truly collaborative experience. Planning has been led by a dynamic team at Brannel School, which is part of the Cornwall Education Learning Trust (CELT). The team at Brannel has worked closely with the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Careers Hub and Cornwall Council's G7 planning team to engage the support of values-driven local businesses and not-for-profit organisations. Check out our Supporters page to find out who has been working with us and to see their video messages. We have a hugely inspirational panel of guest speakers joining our students online for the Eco Conference. The team at Brannel has also worked closely with the University of Exeter's Politics faculty and with Victor Rosansky, co-founder of LHR International, a U.S.-based management consultancy that aligns organisational culture and people. We have designed and delivered leadership training for a group of Politics undergraduate volunteers who will facilitate the Eco Conference workshops and continue to provide mentoring to our school students after the conference.

Cornwall's schools: working together for a greener, cleaner, fairer future.

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Cornwall Green Schools - Working together for a greener, cleaner, fairer future

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Every school in Cornwall has signed up to a Green Charter for Schools We are in the middle of a climate emergency, and we believe that the government's target of becoming carbon neutral by 2050 is too late.

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What issue is important to us today?

How to implement change?

What are next steps after today?

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Who will be affected by changes we want to make?​

How can we make them more comfortable and less resistant to change?​

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Which change area do you want to improve?​

Whose support is important?​

How could you tell a story to include others?​

Who could you work with?​

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What did you learn from the videos about being a change-maker?​

How do you feel about being in a change maker role?​

How can we share our experiences with other and make our change go viral?​

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Who will be affected by changes we want to make?​

How can we make them more comfortable and less resistant to change?​

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Which change area do you want to improve?​

Whose support is important?​

How could you tell a story to include others?​

Who could you work with?​

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Who will be affected by changes we want to make?​

How can we make them more comfortable and less resistant to change?​

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Who will be affected by changes we want to make?​

How can we make them more comfortable and less resistant to change?​

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Which change area do you want to improve?​

Whose support is important?​

How could you tell a story to include others?​

Who could you work with?​

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Which change area do you want to improve?​

Whose support is important?​

How could you tell a story to include others?​

Who could you work with?​

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Which change area do you want to improve?​

Whose support is important?​

How could you tell a story to include others?​

Who could you work with?​

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What did you learn from the videos about being a change-maker?​

How do you feel about being in a change maker role?​

How can we share our experiences with other and make our change go viral?​

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What did you learn from the videos about being a change-maker?​

How do you feel about being in a change maker role?​

How can we share our experiences with other and make our change go viral?​

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What did you learn from the videos about being a change-maker?​

How do you feel about being in a change maker role?​

How can we share our experiences with other and make our change go viral?​

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Every school in Cornwall has signed up to a Green Charter for Schools

We are in the middle of a climate emergency, and we believe that the government's target of becoming carbon neutral by 2050 is too late. School students who took part in strikes throughout 2019 understand this, and it is becoming accepted that education needs to play an important role in tackling the climate emergency. The Green Charter commits all Cornwall's schools to working together for a greener, cleaner, fairer future. Being greener together means being part of a bigger community. Across Cornwall's schools we are educating children and young people about climate change, empowering them to take action to tackle it, and helping them to build the knowledge, skills and values they will need for a sustainable future.

2021 Cornwall's Schools' Eco Conference

"There can be no Plan B because there is no planet B." - UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon

2021 is the year that Cornwall is hosting the G7 Summit. Our Prime Minister will use the G7 Summit to ask world leaders from the USA, Canada, Japan, Germany, France and Italy to seize the opportunity to build back better from coronavirus, uniting to make the future fairer, greener and more prosperous. Our 2021 Cornwall's Schools' Eco Conference brings students together from across Cornwall and beyond. Like the G7 world leaders, they will all come together bound by shared values. The Eco Conference is an opportunity for young people to think about how they can lead big picture change. They will meet some influential changemakers. They will hear stories about how other people just like them have created solutions by starting small, by looking at things around them in their everyday life and thinking about what they can do to make things better.

Our Eco Conference Planning Partners

Planning our 2021 Cornwall's Schools' Eco Conference has been a truly collaborative experience. Planning has been led by a dynamic team at Brannel School, which is part of the Cornwall Education Learning Trust (CELT). The team at Brannel has worked closely with the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Careers Hub and Cornwall Council's G7 planning team to engage the support of values-driven local businesses and not-for-profit organisations. Check out our Supporters page to find out who has been working with us and to see their video messages. We have a hugely inspirational panel of guest speakers joining our students online for the Eco Conference. The team at Brannel has also worked closely with the University of Exeter's Politics faculty and with Victor Rosansky, co-founder of LHR International, a U.S.-based management consultancy that aligns organisational culture and people. We have designed and delivered leadership training for a group of Politics undergraduate volunteers who will facilitate the Eco Conference workshops and continue to provide mentoring to our school students after the conference.

Cornwall's schools: working together for a greener, cleaner, fairer future.

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Cornwall Green Schools - Working together for a greener, cleaner, fairer future

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Every school in Cornwall has signed up to a Green Charter for Schools We are in the middle of a climate emergency, and we believe that the government's target of becoming carbon neutral by 2050 is too late.

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Every school in Cornwall has signed up to a Green Charter for Schools

We are in the middle of a climate emergency, and we believe that the government's target of becoming carbon neutral by 2050 is too late. School students who took part in strikes throughout 2019 understand this, and it is becoming accepted that education needs to play an important role in tackling the climate emergency. The Green Charter commits all Cornwall's schools to working together for a greener, cleaner, fairer future. Being greener together means being part of a bigger community. Across Cornwall's schools we are educating children and young people about climate change, empowering them to take action to tackle it, and helping them to build the knowledge, skills and values they will need for a sustainable future.

2021 Cornwall's Schools' Eco Conference

"There can be no Plan B because there is no planet B." - UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon

2021 is the year that Cornwall is hosting the G7 Summit. Our Prime Minister will use the G7 Summit to ask world leaders from the USA, Canada, Japan, Germany, France and Italy to seize the opportunity to build back better from coronavirus, uniting to make the future fairer, greener and more prosperous. Our 2021 Cornwall's Schools' Eco Conference brings students together from across Cornwall and beyond. Like the G7 world leaders, they will all come together bound by shared values. The Eco Conference is an opportunity for young people to think about how they can lead big picture change. They will meet some influential changemakers. They will hear stories about how other people just like them have created solutions by starting small, by looking at things around them in their everyday life and thinking about what they can do to make things better.

Our Eco Conference Planning Partners

Planning our 2021 Cornwall's Schools' Eco Conference has been a truly collaborative experience. Planning has been led by a dynamic team at Brannel School, which is part of the Cornwall Education Learning Trust (CELT). The team at Brannel has worked closely with the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Careers Hub and Cornwall Council's G7 planning team to engage the support of values-driven local businesses and not-for-profit organisations. Check out our Supporters page to find out who has been working with us and to see their video messages. We have a hugely inspirational panel of guest speakers joining our students online for the Eco Conference. The team at Brannel has also worked closely with the University of Exeter's Politics faculty and with Victor Rosansky, co-founder of LHR International, a U.S.-based management consultancy that aligns organisational culture and people. We have designed and delivered leadership training for a group of Politics undergraduate volunteers who will facilitate the Eco Conference workshops and continue to provide mentoring to our school students after the conference.

Cornwall's schools: working together for a greener, cleaner, fairer future.

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Cornwall Green Schools - Working together for a greener, cleaner, fairer future

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Every school in Cornwall has signed up to a Green Charter for Schools We are in the middle of a climate emergency, and we believe that the government's target of becoming carbon neutral by 2050 is too late.

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Every school in Cornwall has signed up to a Green Charter for Schools

We are in the middle of a climate emergency, and we believe that the government's target of becoming carbon neutral by 2050 is too late. School students who took part in strikes throughout 2019 understand this, and it is becoming accepted that education needs to play an important role in tackling the climate emergency. The Green Charter commits all Cornwall's schools to working together for a greener, cleaner, fairer future. Being greener together means being part of a bigger community. Across Cornwall's schools we are educating children and young people about climate change, empowering them to take action to tackle it, and helping them to build the knowledge, skills and values they will need for a sustainable future.

2021 Cornwall's Schools' Eco Conference

"There can be no Plan B because there is no planet B." - UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon

2021 is the year that Cornwall is hosting the G7 Summit. Our Prime Minister will use the G7 Summit to ask world leaders from the USA, Canada, Japan, Germany, France and Italy to seize the opportunity to build back better from coronavirus, uniting to make the future fairer, greener and more prosperous. Our 2021 Cornwall's Schools' Eco Conference brings students together from across Cornwall and beyond. Like the G7 world leaders, they will all come together bound by shared values. The Eco Conference is an opportunity for young people to think about how they can lead big picture change. They will meet some influential changemakers. They will hear stories about how other people just like them have created solutions by starting small, by looking at things around them in their everyday life and thinking about what they can do to make things better.

Our Eco Conference Planning Partners

Planning our 2021 Cornwall's Schools' Eco Conference has been a truly collaborative experience. Planning has been led by a dynamic team at Brannel School, which is part of the Cornwall Education Learning Trust (CELT). The team at Brannel has worked closely with the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Careers Hub and Cornwall Council's G7 planning team to engage the support of values-driven local businesses and not-for-profit organisations. Check out our Supporters page to find out who has been working with us and to see their video messages. We have a hugely inspirational panel of guest speakers joining our students online for the Eco Conference. The team at Brannel has also worked closely with the University of Exeter's Politics faculty and with Victor Rosansky, co-founder of LHR International, a U.S.-based management consultancy that aligns organisational culture and people. We have designed and delivered leadership training for a group of Politics undergraduate volunteers who will facilitate the Eco Conference workshops and continue to provide mentoring to our school students after the conference.

Cornwall's schools: working together for a greener, cleaner, fairer future.

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Cornwall Green Schools - Working together for a greener, cleaner, fairer future

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Every school in Cornwall has signed up to a Green Charter for Schools We are in the middle of a climate emergency, and we believe that the government's target of becoming carbon neutral by 2050 is too late.

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Every school in Cornwall has signed up to a Green Charter for Schools

We are in the middle of a climate emergency, and we believe that the government's target of becoming carbon neutral by 2050 is too late. School students who took part in strikes throughout 2019 understand this, and it is becoming accepted that education needs to play an important role in tackling the climate emergency. The Green Charter commits all Cornwall's schools to working together for a greener, cleaner, fairer future. Being greener together means being part of a bigger community. Across Cornwall's schools we are educating children and young people about climate change, empowering them to take action to tackle it, and helping them to build the knowledge, skills and values they will need for a sustainable future.

2021 Cornwall's Schools' Eco Conference

"There can be no Plan B because there is no planet B." - UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon

2021 is the year that Cornwall is hosting the G7 Summit. Our Prime Minister will use the G7 Summit to ask world leaders from the USA, Canada, Japan, Germany, France and Italy to seize the opportunity to build back better from coronavirus, uniting to make the future fairer, greener and more prosperous. Our 2021 Cornwall's Schools' Eco Conference brings students together from across Cornwall and beyond. Like the G7 world leaders, they will all come together bound by shared values. The Eco Conference is an opportunity for young people to think about how they can lead big picture change. They will meet some influential changemakers. They will hear stories about how other people just like them have created solutions by starting small, by looking at things around them in their everyday life and thinking about what they can do to make things better.

Our Eco Conference Planning Partners

Planning our 2021 Cornwall's Schools' Eco Conference has been a truly collaborative experience. Planning has been led by a dynamic team at Brannel School, which is part of the Cornwall Education Learning Trust (CELT). The team at Brannel has worked closely with the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Careers Hub and Cornwall Council's G7 planning team to engage the support of values-driven local businesses and not-for-profit organisations. Check out our Supporters page to find out who has been working with us and to see their video messages. We have a hugely inspirational panel of guest speakers joining our students online for the Eco Conference. The team at Brannel has also worked closely with the University of Exeter's Politics faculty and with Victor Rosansky, co-founder of LHR International, a U.S.-based management consultancy that aligns organisational culture and people. We have designed and delivered leadership training for a group of Politics undergraduate volunteers who will facilitate the Eco Conference workshops and continue to provide mentoring to our school students after the conference.

Cornwall's schools: working together for a greener, cleaner, fairer future.

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Cornwall Green Schools - Working together for a greener, cleaner, fairer future

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Every school in Cornwall has signed up to a Green Charter for Schools We are in the middle of a climate emergency, and we believe that the government's target of becoming carbon neutral by 2050 is too late.

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Mrs Geraldine cartley has  three cows that she takes for walks on the beach

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Mr barnerd brown he has two cats and likes to take them to a cat park 

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Mr barnerd brown he has two cats and likes to take them to a cat park 

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claire short
artist

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Dave, just a bit of a Dave really, nothing much too him, likes a bit of a kick about with his mates and goes down for a couple pints every now and again, he's a builder through and through. Doesn't do recycling very well, drives a Fiat Multipla, which he has had for 23 years. He is also 23 years old. He eats a lot of processed foods, and does a lot of washing machining and dishwashering which is bad. He once tried flying a plane, under the influence of alcohol.

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Mr barnerd brown’s house was on a cliff and because of erosion it collapsed and his cats had to be put down because they got hurt real badly

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a storm which wrecks ships and oil pollutes the ocean

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volunteers to help clean the beaches

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They can convince other people to be echo friendly by showing them what happens when climate change strikes

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showing others inspirational images from local groups and volunteers

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contact charities such as the national trust and the woodland trust so they can speak to the government for you, because they are more influentual and has strength in numbers.

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they could talk to the local council and campaign about it on social media

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they could talk to the local council and campaign about it on social media

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I should not be up here, i should be back in school, across the ocean.

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I should not be up here, i should be back in school, across the ocean.

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the enviroment is really important

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people are stronger together!

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the hotels had to kick homeless people out for the g7

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the economy has suffered greatly what a shame

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#Southgate out

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freedom aint not free

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Hi

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grow own food

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pretty dead lately innit

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Honeybuns???xoxoxox

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yeah they need to stop food waster