Minister for Environment Aaron Farrugia took to Facebook to congratulate Maypole for their work in decreasing the circulation of about a million plastic bags. The Minister stated that private and commercial entities are crucial for the ecological transition which Malta’s government is strongly advocating and working towards. He stated how for the past year, Maypole sold bread through paper bags and is making the move towards cloth bags to reinforce the ideal of reuse and recycle.

He continued to congratulate the chain for working to create a more environmentally aware aesthetic in urban areas. Through the creation of a vertical wall to add to the greenery, Maypole’s Birkirkara outlets were praised by the Minister for their awareness and environmental work.

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Made up of young people of all ages ‘united by love and respect for all human life from fertilisation onwards’, ‘I See Life’ is a pro-life group who launched on several social media platforms. The group aims to inspire and educate the future and today’s generations on the value of human life. The group aims to show the value of human life irrespective of religious belief, sexual orientation, political opinion or any other label which seeks to group up people.

 

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The purpose of ‘I See Life’ is to give voice to every individual even if voiceless and to give strength to the vulnerable. The group encourages anyone interested in their mission to follow them on all their platforms to keep up to date with events and any other information they will be providing.

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