Antonio Escámez has attended the talk given by the technicians of the council on the participation of a group of students from Holy Rosary Center
From the Department of Environment is continuing with the activities of Education on Energy and Climate Change and in the morning have focused on the visit of a group of schoolchildren Motril, Holy Rosary Center, the caravan of renewable energy.
Antonio Escámez, Deputy Mayor responsible for the areas of Environment and Sports has chosen to share with them part of the talk. "With this visit to the caravan complements the previous activity in which it becomes known of all our students what the current situation medioambietal and what things we can do every one of us, "said the mayor.
also stressed that children today "are tomorrow's future" and surprise us with how much information they have about renewable energy "are becoming increasingly conscious about our environment and care around us to improve our quality of life. "
Caravan Renewable Energy is a resource of the Department of Environment that allows the educational community to show our city's strengths and capacities of renewable energy real alternative to meet our energy needs.
addition to the talk that is taught to schoolchildren, they can know in detail this small caravan equipped with a solar thermal, solar photovoltaic equipment, small wind generator and various applications of solar energy.
This activity, which complements the previous talks in schools, is aimed at students of Secondary Education (Vocational Training, High School and ESO) and final stage of primary education, with over 2,100 participants.
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