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“Are you going to post that, Mama?”
In a bid to meet the demands of two compelling issues faced by today’s society, Greenpeace has recently released an educational children’s book that promotes healthy eating and environmentally conscious food choices.
A recent talk, titled “Developing Grit: Overcoming Inner Obstacles,” was delivered to parents of students at De La Salle Santiago Zobel School.
