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Our youth exchange project named The Endless Journey of Plastic with reference number 2022-3-HU01-KA152-YOU-000095197 has been accepted. The project, which will take place in Budapest, Hungary between 02.09.2023-09.09.2023, lasted for 7 days in total, was realized with the participation of Hungary, Ireland, Romania, Slovakia, Turkey, Iceland, Hungary, Ireland, Romania, Slovakia, Turkey, Iceland, a total of 6 countries, including us. there were a total of 48 participants in the project. In the project, in which 8 people from each country participated, importance was given to gender equality while determining the number of people.


As for the subject of the project: "environment", which we can define as all the objects that surround us, includes everything from the air we breathe to the water we drink, from the soil we cultivate to the sea we swim in, from the buildings we live in to the forests we picnic in, from the cars we ride in to the animals we eat or feed, from the nail polish we apply to our nails to the spray we use.


In the light of this information, we see that polluting the environment is the work of all of us and even the attitude of one person is an important factor at this point. In this direction, we aim to contribute to environmental pollution by raising awareness with the activities we will carry out in our project and by carrying out more studies in this field.


If you want to have more detailed information about our project, you can find enough information from the erasmus plus results platform I have left below.







Unfortunately, climate change weaves through our daily lives from global politics and business to sea levels. In Iceland the rising temperatures dramatically reshape Iceland’s landscape. We should be aware of the fact that the glacier is melting so much that the land is rising from the sea. As temperatures rise almost faster in the Arctic than anywhere else on the planet, the whole of Iceland is faced with the likelihood of an ice-free future. This situation affects tourism, agriculture, businesses and all life in Iceland.


As a good example of the consequences of the climate crisis, the massive melting of the glaciers endangers the unnaturally pure blue caves of Iceland. Therefore the melting glaciers are threatening the existence of these extraordinary caves. So, what we should do is learn how climate crisis affects our life and how we can fight against the climate crisis. Please be aware of the danger our world is in.

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