Each year we generate about 100 million tonnes of waste from households, commerce and industry combined. Not only is this contributing to climate change - it is spoiling our landscapes and environment.
Children and young people are often among the most active when it comes to looking after the environment and speaking out about excessive consumption. Spring can be a good time to clear the clutter but can also serve as a great chance to start building positive attitudes and sustainable lifestyles in both adults and young people.
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Keep Scotland Beautiful (KSB) is this month taking the spring clean national. Throughout April, residents from all over Scotland can join a group or start their own spring-cleaning event with the National Spring Clean campaign. From nurseries to secondary schools children of all ages can get involved and clean up their local area.
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