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Living Sustainably in Lund
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09/04/23
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Current international students Ronja Karvinen and Fabio Cavaliere join Lund University's Timothy Parker to discuss how you can live sustainably in Lund, as well as their involvement in running Circle Centre Lund, which won the Lund Environmental Award 2022. Circle Centre is a volunteer-led organisation that offers a broad range of household items and appliances that can be borrowed for free, aiming to reduce overconsumption by encouraging us to borrow and reuse the things we need infrequently, rather than buying them. You can find out more about Circle Centre online: https://www.circlecentrelund.org/
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