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Environment Councilwoman Celia Martinez, the director general of the Environment, Amador Lopez and Director of Environmental Quality, Molina visited today embodies the educational project "School Recycling" which is located in the park Almansa in San Javier, on 24, 25 and April 26.
A total of 450 students from seven schools in the county have passed during the 3 days for the mobile classroom where fun, interactive way have the opportunity to know the details of the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment and its benefits to the environment.
The initiative, which runs throughout Spain, is driven by companies like Ambilamp, Recyclia, Tragamóvil and Ecopilas.
During his visit this morning, authorities, accompanied by representatives of the Integrated Management Systems organizers, agreed with a group of students at the school "Sacred Heart" served by an instructor who have completed an interactive tour of the classroom, which aided by audiovisual material, touch screens, video projections and 3D animation film has able to learn about how to recycle light bulbs, batteries, cell phones, computers, toys and small appliances.
The Councillor for the Environment, Celia Martinez noted the importance of this type of influence educational activities, "because that is the legacy that we will leave future generations and it is they who subsequently re-educate the other members of the family on recycling. "
Celia Martinez highlighted the efforts made by the City of San Javier on environmental issues "because our life is very attached to the natural environment", and specifically within the educational environment.
The Director General of Environment, Amador Lopez said "constant effort" in this sense makes San Javier, and stressed the quality of the initiative "has been equipped with the necessary human and material resources."
Lopez thanked the work of the companies driving the project "has achieved the highest level of evaluation by the users."
July Lema, commercial director Recyclia platform, which is dedicated to the recycling of mobile phones, batteries, and is one of the promoters of the project, said that in total there will be about 100,000 school children across Spain that have passed through the classroom "where they explained the problems of these products by the elements used to make them, and show them the solution to that problem by recycling".
The mobile classroom is complete with two educational projects that integrate "School Recycling": Train the Trainer, aimed at teachers who transmit the information to their students and contribute to their environmental awareness, and E-learning, from which it provides teachers and school materials to enable them to expand their knowledge about recycling.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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