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The document provides tips for making a school more environmentally friendly, such as turning off lights and fans when not in use to save energy, collecting rainwater for watering plants, planting more trees around the school and in dorms/classrooms, and reducing waste through recycling unused glass, paper, aluminum, and plastic and reusing items like plastic bottles and newspapers for art projects. The document was presented by Group 1, consisting of Haziq Arham, Aiman Arashid, and Fareez Akhmal.
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