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Month: July 2018

And then the Queen died of grief

July 28, 2018July 28, 2018 abigailgarbettLeave a comment

Learning the art of storytelling in the penultimate week of the Climate Journey 2018.

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Posted in Climate Journey 18, Climate KIC, Projects, UncategorizedTagged climatejourney18, climateKIC, creativity, innovation, sustainability

Testing Solutions

July 22, 2018July 28, 2018 abigailgarbett1 Comment

Highlights from week 3 of the Climate-KIC Journey 2018

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Posted in Climate Journey 18, Climate KIC, Projects, UncategorizedTagged camping, climatejourney18, creativity, Developement, innovation, prototyping, sustainability

Almada Urban Garden

July 14, 2018July 28, 2018 abigailgarbettLeave a comment

Highlights from week 2 of the Climate-KIC Journey 2018

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Beautiful People Eat Ugly Fruit

July 7, 2018July 28, 2018 abigailgarbettLeave a comment

Highlights from week 1 of the Climate-KIC Journey 2018

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Posted in Climate Journey 18, Climate KIC, Projects, UncategorizedTagged climatechange, climatejourney18, climateKIC, community, creativity, Design, enviroment, innovation, resources, sustainability

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