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  • Planting trees for the Great Green Wall. Combatting desertification and climate change. "Stronger Better Larger" Xi Jinping's slogan for modern development. Erasing the old and embracing the new, destruction of old buildings and construction of huge high rise apartment blocks, everyone doing their duty  to move China forward. Qinghai, China
    China_Qinghai_DSC00518.jpg
  • Hebei province north of Beijing. Various areas of land with tree planting obviously to stop possible desertification, Hebei China
    China_trees_hebei_DSC09352.jpg
  • Hebei province north of Beijing. Various areas of land with tree planting obviously to stop possible desertification, Hebei China
    China_trees_hebei_DSC09347.jpg
  • Hebei province north of Beijing. Various areas of land with tree planting obviously to stop possible desertification, Hebei China
    China_trees_hebei_DSC09343.jpg
  • Hebei province north of Beijing. Various areas of land with tree planting obviously to stop possible desertification, Hebei China
    China_trees_hebei_DSC09345.jpg
  • Hebei province north of Beijing. Various areas of land with tree planting obviously to stop possible desertification, Hebei China
    China_trees_hebei_DSC09339.jpg
  • Hebei province north of Beijing. Various areas of land with tree planting obviously to stop possible desertification, Hebei China
    China_trees_hebei_DSC09332.jpg
  • Hebei province north of Beijing. Various areas of land with tree planting obviously to stop possible desertification, Hebei China
    China_trees_hebei_DSC09333.jpg
  • Hebei province north of Beijing. Various areas of land with tree planting obviously to stop possible desertification, Hebei China
    China_trees_hebei_DSC00094.jpg
  • Hebei province north of Beijing. Various areas of land with tree planting obviously to stop possible desertification, Hebei China
    China_trees_hebei_DSC00093.jpg
  • Hebei province north of Beijing. Various areas of land with tree planting obviously to stop possible desertification, Hebei China
    China_trees_hebei_DSC00059.jpg
  • Hebei province north of Beijing. Various areas of land with tree planting obviously to stop possible desertification, Hebei China
    China_trees_hebei_DSC00065.jpg
  • Hebei province north of Beijing. Various areas of land with tree planting obviously to stop possible desertification, Hebei China
    China_trees_hebei_DSC00087.jpg
  • Hebei province north of Beijing. Various areas of land with tree planting obviously to stop possible desertification, Hebei China
    China_trees_hebei_DSC00051.jpg
  • Hebei province north of Beijing. Various areas of land with tree planting obviously to stop possible desertification, Hebei China
    China_trees_hebei_DSC00049.jpg
  • Surveillance camera at car park. Number plate is photographed going in and out, this linke to applicvatuion on telephone to pay the parking fee
    China_surveillance_par#1C6A.jpg
  • Solar panels viewed from outside Beijing on highway from Inner Mongolia
    China_solar_hebei_DSC00101.jpg
  • Motorway service station outside Beijing, charging point for hybrid anmd electric vehicles, Hebei province
    China_electric_charge_#1C47.jpg
  • Motorway service station outside Beijing, charging point for hybrid anmd electric vehicles, Hebei province
    China_electric_charge_#1C46.jpg
  • Motorway service station outside Beijing, charging point for hybrid anmd electric vehicles, Hebei province
    China_electric_charge_#1C44.jpg
  • Interactive mobile telephone application solving issue flagged up on car dashboard. Once a warning sign appeared flashing in the car, the driver stopped, linked his software to the car computer and diagnosed and solved the problem that had been flagged.
    China_car_application_#1C23.jpg
  • Interactive mobile telephone application solving issue flagged up on car dashboard. Once a warning sign appeared flashing in the car, the driver stopped, linked his software to the car computer and diagnosed and solved the problem that had been flagged.
    China_car_application_#1C22.jpg
  • Modern high rise and purpose built homes replace old villages. "Stronger Better Larger" Xi Jinping's slogan for modern development. Erasing the old and embracing the new, destruction of old buildings and construction of huge high rise apartment blocks, everyone doing their duty  to move China forward. Qinghai, China
    China_Qinghai_DSC00498.jpg
  • Modern high rise and purpose built homes replace old villages. "Stronger Better Larger" Xi Jinping's slogan for modern development. Erasing the old and embracing the new, destruction of old buildings and construction of huge high rise apartment blocks, everyone doing their duty  to move China forward. Qinghai, China
    China_Qinghai_DSC00331.jpg
  • Hebei province north of Beijing. Various areas of land with tree planting obviously to stop possible desertification, Hebei China
    China_trees_hebei_DSC09336.jpg
  • Hebei province north of Beijing. Various areas of land with tree planting obviously to stop possible desertification, Hebei China
    China_trees_hebei_DSC00052.jpg
  • Hebei province north of Beijing. Various areas of land with tree planting obviously to stop possible desertification, Hebei China
    China_trees_hebei_DSC00044.jpg
  • Hebei province north of Beijing. Various areas of land with tree planting obviously to stop possible desertification, Hebei China
    China_trees_hebei_DSC00048.jpg
  • Motorway service station outside Beijing, charging point for hybrid anmd electric vehicles, Hebei province
    China_electric_charge_#1C48.jpg
  • Motorway service station outside Beijing, charging point for hybrid anmd electric vehicles, Hebei province
    China_electric_charge_#1C45.jpg
  • Interactive mobile telephone application solving issue flagged up on car dashboard. Once a warning sign appeared flashing in the car, the driver stopped, linked his software to the car computer and diagnosed and solved the problem that had been flagged.
    China_car_application_#1C24.jpg
  • Interactive mobile telephone application solving issue flagged up on car dashboard. Once a warning sign appeared flashing in the car, the driver stopped, linked his software to the car computer and diagnosed and solved the problem that had been flagged.
    China_car_application_#1C21.jpg
  • Students meeting for lunch in the Heart of School for a great selection of organic food<br />
<br />
The Green School (Bali) is one of a kind in Indonesia. It is a private, kindergarten to secondary International school located along the Ayung River near Ubud, Bali, Indonesia. The school buildings are of ecologically-sustainable design made primarily of bamboo, also using local grass and mud walls. There are over 600 students coming from over 40 countries with a percentage of scholarships for local Indonesian students.<br />
<br />
The impressive three-domed "Heart of School Building" is 60 metres long and uses 2500 bamboo poles. The school also utilizes renewable building materials for some of its other needs, and almost everything, even the desks, chairs, some of the clothes and football goal posts are made of bamboo.<br />
<br />
The educational focus is on ecological sustainability. Subjects taught include English, mathematics and science, including ecology, the environment and sustainability, as well as the creative arts, global perspectives and environmental management. This educational establishment is unlike other international schools in Indonesia. <br />
<br />
Renewable energy sources, including solar power and hydroelectric vortex, provide over 50% of the energy needs of the school. The school has an organic permaculture system and prepares students to become stewards of the environment. <br />
<br />
The school was founded by John and Cynthia Hardy in 2008.
    green_school_bali_027_1F2C9460x.JPG
  • Students meeting for lunch in the Heart of School for a great selection of organic food<br />
<br />
The Green School (Bali) is one of a kind in Indonesia. It is a private, kindergarten to secondary International school located along the Ayung River near Ubud, Bali, Indonesia. The school buildings are of ecologically-sustainable design made primarily of bamboo, also using local grass and mud walls. There are over 600 students coming from over 40 countries with a percentage of scholarships for local Indonesian students.<br />
<br />
The impressive three-domed "Heart of School Building" is 60 metres long and uses 2500 bamboo poles. The school also utilizes renewable building materials for some of its other needs, and almost everything, even the desks, chairs, some of the clothes and football goal posts are made of bamboo.<br />
<br />
The educational focus is on ecological sustainability. Subjects taught include English, mathematics and science, including ecology, the environment and sustainability, as well as the creative arts, global perspectives and environmental management. This educational establishment is unlike other international schools in Indonesia. <br />
<br />
Renewable energy sources, including solar power and hydroelectric vortex, provide over 50% of the energy needs of the school. The school has an organic permaculture system and prepares students to become stewards of the environment. <br />
<br />
The school was founded by John and Cynthia Hardy in 2008.
    green_school_bali_026_1F2C9457x.JPG
  • Students meeting for lunch in the Heart of School for a great selection of organic food<br />
<br />
The Green School (Bali) is one of a kind in Indonesia. It is a private, kindergarten to secondary International school located along the Ayung River near Ubud, Bali, Indonesia. The school buildings are of ecologically-sustainable design made primarily of bamboo, also using local grass and mud walls. There are over 600 students coming from over 40 countries with a percentage of scholarships for local Indonesian students.<br />
<br />
The impressive three-domed "Heart of School Building" is 60 metres long and uses 2500 bamboo poles. The school also utilizes renewable building materials for some of its other needs, and almost everything, even the desks, chairs, some of the clothes and football goal posts are made of bamboo.<br />
<br />
The educational focus is on ecological sustainability. Subjects taught include English, mathematics and science, including ecology, the environment and sustainability, as well as the creative arts, global perspectives and environmental management. This educational establishment is unlike other international schools in Indonesia. <br />
<br />
Renewable energy sources, including solar power and hydroelectric vortex, provide over 50% of the energy needs of the school. The school has an organic permaculture system and prepares students to become stewards of the environment. <br />
<br />
The school was founded by John and Cynthia Hardy in 2008.
    green_school_bali_025_1F2C9474x.JPG
  • Students meeting for lunch in the Heart of School for a great selection of organic food<br />
<br />
The Green School (Bali) is one of a kind in Indonesia. It is a private, kindergarten to secondary International school located along the Ayung River near Ubud, Bali, Indonesia. The school buildings are of ecologically-sustainable design made primarily of bamboo, also using local grass and mud walls. There are over 600 students coming from over 40 countries with a percentage of scholarships for local Indonesian students.<br />
<br />
The impressive three-domed "Heart of School Building" is 60 metres long and uses 2500 bamboo poles. The school also utilizes renewable building materials for some of its other needs, and almost everything, even the desks, chairs, some of the clothes and football goal posts are made of bamboo.<br />
<br />
The educational focus is on ecological sustainability. Subjects taught include English, mathematics and science, including ecology, the environment and sustainability, as well as the creative arts, global perspectives and environmental management. This educational establishment is unlike other international schools in Indonesia. <br />
<br />
Renewable energy sources, including solar power and hydroelectric vortex, provide over 50% of the energy needs of the school. The school has an organic permaculture system and prepares students to become stewards of the environment. <br />
<br />
The school was founded by John and Cynthia Hardy in 2008.
    green_school_bali_024_1F2C9441x.JPG

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