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    St. Paul's International School in Patna organized an event on global warming and its impacts on February 27, 20XX. Mr. Ranbir from the NGO TUM HO spoke to around 150 students about climate change. He discussed how plastic waste in the Himalayan foothills is affecting soil fertility and nature. By the end of his speech, both students and staff agreed on treating nature as a precious resource and took an oath to be more sustainable.

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    AN EVENT ON GLOBAL WARMING AND ITS IMPACTS

    Place: St. Paul’s International School, Patna

    Reported By: Shamsher

    Date: 27th February, 20XX

    On 27th February, 2018, our school organized a session on “Global Warming” in our school
    premises where the students of our school got the chance to hear from Mr. Ranbir, head of
    TUM HO(an NGO) about Climate Change and its impacts. It was a one-day event to educate the
    students about Global Warming and Climate Change. Around 150 students were there to listen
    to Mr. Ranbir.

    The event had attended by five distinguished guests who were Environmentalists and Scientists.
    It organized motive in mind to educate the students about the wrongdoings of ours, because of
    which mother nature is suffering. Mr. Ranbir, who is ahead of an NGO that works in the
    Himalayan Foothills, talks about the “Dumping of plastic waste in the Himalayan Foothills.” He
    highlighted the behavior of the tourists who left plastic wastes here and there, which is
    affecting the fertility of the soil and affecting mother nature at large. He asked us to treat
    nature as a precious possession of ours.

    By the end of his speech, everyone presented there, be it teachers or students or school staff,
    all agreed with what he said, and everyone took an oath to treat nature – as a very precious
    possession of humanity.

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    Structure of writing event report

    Tittle = AN EVENT ON GLOBAL WARMING AND ITS IMPACTS

    Place: St. Paul’s International School, Patna

    Name of the person receiving the report = Reported By: Shamsher

    Date the report = Date: 27th February, 20XX

    Introduction = On 27th February, 2018, our school organized a session on “Global Warming” in
    our school premises where the students of our school got the chance to hear from Mr. Ranbir,
    head of TUM HO(an NGO) about Climate Change and its impacts. It was a one-day event to
    educate the students about Global Warming and Climate Change. Around 150 students were
    there to listen to Mr. Ranbir.

    Body of the report = The event had attended by five distinguished guests who were
    Environmentalists and Scientists. It organized motive in mind to educate the students about the
    wrongdoings of ours, because of which mother nature is suffering. Mr. Ranbir, who is ahead of
    an NGO that works in the Himalayan Foothills, talks about the “Dumping of plastic waste in the
    Himalayan Foothills.” He highlighted the behavior of the tourists who left plastic wastes here
    and there, which is affecting the fertility of the soil and affecting mother nature at large. He
    asked us to treat nature as a precious possession of ours.

    Conclusion and recommendation= By the end of his speech, everyone presented there, be it
    teachers or students or school staff, all agreed with what he said, and everyone took an oath to
    treat nature – as a very precious possession of humanity.

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