Minutes of the meeting in la réunion

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The meeting focused on solutions for improving the school environment. Students will rehearse a song with help from a video and sheet music copied in Sweden. Countries will check presentations on the wiki and blog for factual errors to improve information shared publicly. The wiki activities will be less structured this term due to varying school schedules. The energy blog will focus on problem solving, with students suggesting ideas from other schools to implement and celebrate Earth Day. Each country will present the life cycle energy use of a selected product at the next meeting in Portugal.

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Schools consume around 25% of global energy. This document outlines steps for students to research energy usage at their schools, identify issues, and develop solutions. Students will focus on specific products - food (Basque Country), electricity (Hungary), paper (Portugal), waste (Reunion Island), and heating (Sweden). They will conduct in-depth analyses, engage stakeholders, implement plans, and evaluate results. The goal is to promote sustainable energy practices and build "green energy schools."

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Portugal is located in southwestern Europe, with a total area of about 92,000 square kilometers and a population of around 10 million people. Lisbon is the capital city with over 2 million residents, while Porto and Braga are also among the largest cities. The landscape includes mountains like Serra da Estrela on the mainland, with peaks over 1,900 meters high, as well as islands such as the Azores, where Mount Pico reaches over 2,350 meters in elevation. Portuguese is the primary language spoken in the country.

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The document provides information about the island of Réunion in the Indian Ocean. It discusses key facts such as its location east of Africa, highest peak being Piton des Neiges volcano, and largest cities being Saint Denis, Saint Paul, and Saint Pierre. It also summarizes Réunion's varied landscapes from volcanoes to waterfalls to cirques, as well as the mixed population composed of various ethnicities from Africa, India, China, and Europe.

The Basque Country is an area located in northern Spain bordering the Atlantic Ocean. It covers around 20,500 square kilometers and is home to about 3 million people. The Basque Country is divided among the Autonomous Community of the Basque Country, Navarre, and the French Basque Country. The climate is influenced by the Atlantic Ocean and is characterized by mild temperatures, frequent rainfall, and lush vegetation in the summer. The official languages spoken are Spanish as well as Basque (Euskara), Catalan, Galician, and Valencian in certain regions.

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