Published on 3rd June 2016 in First News, the only weekly newspaper for young people.
Our Eco-Innovations Awards scheme that launched last year at the Moat School features in the latest edition of First News. This newspaper is read by two million 7 to 14 year olds.
Miles Bloomfield, one of the pupils who took part in the awards, speaks about his experience.
We are delighted to launch the new Environet ' Schools Eco-Innovation Awards' Scheme, supported by Kevin McCloud, MBE.
We have sponsored this scheme to encourage children with dyslexia and other learning difficulties to identify a problem and come up with an innovative design solution which improves the environment. The scheme is being piloted at The Moat School, London and will be extended to other schools across the country.
Environet has enhanced their patented Xtract™ machine.
We have launched the third version, ensuring the rapid and reliable removal of Japanese knotweed from development and construction sites. This new machine substantially increases operational capabilities, reduces on site set up time and increases the process flow rate.
