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The Estonian team visited an abandoned house and decided in a workshop that it would make an excellent youth centre. They then learned more about sustainable renovation through lectures on saving electricity and water, the importance of groundwater, and the natural water cycle and water treatment process. An engineer discussed lowering bills and saving water, while professionals from the Environmental Board of Estonia presented on groundwater.
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- 1. OUR ACTIVITIES BETWEEN PORTUGESE AND ITALIAN MEETING Comenius Immediate Surroundings Estonian team
- 2. At first, we ascerted an abandoned house.
- 3. Secondly, we had a workshop where we decided how to use the certain house in the near future. In our opinion it would be an excellent building for a YOUTH CENTRE.
- 4. Then, we needed to know more about sustainable renovation: how to keep bills low save water use environmentally friendly paints and materials
- 5. Lectures: 1. An experienced engineer in the field of sustainable renovating gave us an interesting lecture about saving electricity, making bills lower, and saving water.
- 6. 2. Two proffesionals from the Environmental Board of Estonia presented a fascinating overview about the importance of ground-water.
- 8. • During the wrkshop we were explained the natural water cycle and water treatment process. • We were also shown tricks how to save water and at the same time we had an poprtunity to make some tests.