The Southern Ground Hornbill

Supernova magazine

Sujets

• Littérature Sud-Africaine
• Littérature sud-africaine
• Enseignement primaire

Informations

• Publié par: SUPERNOVAMAGAZINE
• Date de parution: 01 décembre 2018
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 20 Mo

Extrait

Vol 8.1

THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS

GREEK MYTHS

STRANGE COINCIDENCES

INCLUDES

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MACHU PICCHU

s u o r i c u r f o a g T h e m BIRD BIZARRE!

1 8 0 4 2 THE SOUTHERN GROUND HORNBILL PUZZLES |SCIENCE| NATURE |ACTIVITIES| SPORTS |COMICS

RECYCLING makes a difference

1.3 SA’s paper recovery = MILLION 70% TONNES of recoverable paper rate in 2017. In 2017, Mpact recovered approximately 600,000 tonnes of recyclable paper fibre and PET bottles. The number of times paper fibre can 7x be recycled before they degrade.

6,000 ENTREPRENEURS AND COLLECTORS Trained throughPRASA’s Entrepreneurship Training Coursesince 2010.

150,000 households Within cities of Ekurhuleni, Tshwane and Johannesburg supported by Mpact programmes.

smarter, sustainable solutions

1 tonne of recovered paper 3 SAVE S 3 m of landfill space

150,000 PEOPLE Employed by the forestry, paper and paper recycling industry. Recycling increases earnings of waste collectors, usually their only source of income. Mpact buys waste paper from OVER 100 independent dealers across SA.

464,000 Number of children reached since the 2013 relaunch of Mpact Recycling’s CHILDREN ‘Ronnie Recycler’schools programme.

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MPACT HAS OVER BUY BACK CENTRES 45 IN GAUTENG ALONE supporting a total of COLLECTORS 1,000 EACH DAY.

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MPACT 1,900 PAPER BANKS At schools and communities countrywide

R46 million Invested by Mpact in its liquid packaging recycling plant.

It has capacity to recycle approximately 25,000 tonnes per year of liquid board packaging (milk and juice cartons and cups).

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You can help your school make a diference (and raise more funds) by starting a Ronnie Recycling Revolution today!

Find out how www.mpactrecycling.co.za

smarter, sustainable solutions

Facebook: @MpactRecycling

Twitter: @MpactRecycling

Toll free: 0800 022 112

Email: [e-mail]

Photographer: Bîll Anders

Thîs îs possîbly the most amous photograph ever taken. It's called Earthriseand was taken by the astronaut Bîll Anders durîng the Apollo 8 mîssîon on 24 December 1968.

Imagîne standîng out on the barren landscape o the moon and gazîng out at the lîttle blue marble în space we call Earth. It mîght make you see how our home planet îs a sîngle, ragîle ecosystem and how ît îs so very small compared to the vast emptîness o space.

Thîs încredîble photograph has been named the most înfluentîal envîronmental photograph ever.

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