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Broadcast on environment at Marina Mall
ABU DHABI — Today will be the final day of National Geographic Abu Dhabi’s (NGAD) interactive consumer connect project, Al Beit Al Mithali, (efficient house), at the Marina Mall.
NGAD will broadcast the show at 9pm focussing on two aspects of the environment, the state of the planet and the promotion of the green movement.
As part of the World Earth Day campaign, the project aimed at passing on simple and effective energy saving tips through the house on display.
“Visitors to the life-size exhibition can walk through the house and find out how simple shifts in daily habits can be beneficial not just for themselves but also for our overstressed environment,” Eduardo Goncalves, director, environment awareness sector at the Environment Agency-Abu Dhabi said.
“This exhibition tries to educate people very simple ways of preserving energy. Each of us can do this without spending anything, perhaps we even thought about it,” he said.
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