Students Discuss Waste Management, Recycling on Field Trip

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Students at Cooks Sanitary Landfill (Photo from ABS)

Twenty six students of the Divine Academy of Excellence received firsthand knowledge about waste management, pollution and environmental responsibility during a recent field trip.

The National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA) hosted the students on a visit to the Cooks Sanitary Landfill.

From a high viewing platform, students saw firsthand the meticulous process of waste management.

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They watched as trucks delivered waste, while bulldozers compacted and covered it with soil to minimize environmental impact.

An engaging question-and-answer segment followed, allowing students to share their thoughts on pollution in Antigua and Barbuda, the significance of recycling and potential solutions to waste-related challenges.

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