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"Paul’s work on the international curriculum over 10 years ensured that Sefton was in the vanguard nationally in developing staff and student exchanges and study visits. His language skills were paramount in this as the department and Sefton schools expanded their links to include many countries in Europe and the world."
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A1 SpanishLife: Environment
 

Information, guidance and articles of interest from the press and the web about the environment and green issues in Spain.


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The environment, pollution, renewable energy and green issues

 

  

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Put a cork in it! - Paul Whitelock on the demise of cork production (on the Olive Press website)

Andalucía road and rail projects cancelled

Andalucía top of green league

At home with 'Mr and Mrs Lemons'  Chris Stewart interview

Big Green Train Ride  Environmentally friendly day out

Birds of prey - Threatened bird species (the Olive Press)

Burnt out

Compulsory leave!  Ash cloud travel chaos

Motorway gets the bird - Anatoly Kurmanaev in the Olive Press

The end of the world?

The end of the world? - Update

It’s even worse than we thought!

Our Green Day Out  Green family outing

Spain's electric car scheme fails

Top 10 green escapes in Spain

Wind record blown away

Visit an Alpaca Farm  Environmental outing
 

See also:

The Olive Press

Green Guide Spain


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