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The document lists several eco-friendly products including a solar powered torch, lawn mower, water butt, and compost loo. It then instructs a team to design a new product, construct or draw a model, create a presentation to explain and sell the product, and then present it to the class.
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3) Creating technical drawings and plans for the individual pieces.
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