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Name: Ten things I can do to help my world
Author: Melanie Walsh

📘 Ten things I can do to help my world by Melanie Walsh

First publish date: 2008

Authors: Melanie Walsh

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by Stephen Emmott

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A guide featuring ten practical actions to protect the planet—ranging from tree planting to trash recycling—designed to empower readers to make a positive environmental impact.

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