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l Ecological Garden in the backyard that includes a pond that collects rainwater to use in the house l Windows that provide an air current through the entire house so you don’t have to use air conditioning or fans. l Solar Panels located in the back of the house that provides clean energy for the entire place. l Transparent sun windows to take advantage of natural sunlight. l Roof garden used to produce organic, pollutant-free food to eat.

Japan has always been an example of technology and large scale production, however always thinking about sustainability. Japan has created different ways to be more eco-friendly. For example: the manufacturing sector started to use thermal power stations and save energy; in the transportation sector, they have been creating hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and electricvehicles (EVs); and developing more energy efficient home appliances that will require less electricity. Some parts of Japan also started to use renewable energy sources, smart grids, and other initiatives to reconstruct the cities affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011. So since the Olympic city of 2020 will be Tokyo, we decided to talk about it. The majority of the stadiums will be based on ecological and sustainable ideas. They are trying to have the “greenest” Olympics ever, by using visible solar panels, using natural wind currents to avoid air conditioning, and creating a green environment (the parks and decorations) using vegetation and recycled water.

The Emblem of the Meraii and the Villagers of the Tide Islands ( Water Guild)

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This blog is going to represent our Water Guild during our Teens Project. We will post things about our element, parts of our activities and some funny things about water and stuff!