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Pages for purpose: How Dubai students are tackling waste at school

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“Pages for purpose: How Dubai students are tackling waste at school”

Dubai: The UAE’s push for sustainability has encouraged communities, schools, and individuals to consider how everyday actions can help reduce waste and protect the environment. In Dubai, three Year 13 students are putting that idea into practice, starting with something used daily in their own school, paper. Zaneta Vikas Panicker, Shaurya Singh Bir, and Nathan Ian Balan have taken part in “Pages for Purpose,” a school paper collection drive that has gathered 5.5 tonnes of paper for recycling…

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