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Woodira Schools Collected 28 Tons of Electrical Waste, Batteries and Batteries

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This year's edition of the initiative, carried out by the ERP Portugal — Waste Management Unit, accounted for the national membership of more than 317 000 students, who collected about 446 tons of waste.

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Woodira Schools Collected 28 Tons of Electrical Waste, Batteries and Batteries

This year's edition of the initiative, carried out by the ERP Portugal — Waste Management Unit, accounted for the national membership of more than 317 000 students, who collected about 446 tons of waste.

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Observador broke the news in Portugal on Wednesday, November 5, 2025.
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