HEALTH

         Health is the most important problem in our life and I think that we should not be amazed by the fact that exactly this topic was chosen by the main part of the participants. Actually, the group working on this mini project was the biggest one. We attempted to unite ecology, chemistry, biology and physics in one.
We called our theme very defiantly: “Baltic countries, let’s breath deeply!” So, we tried to solve the ecological problem of air pollution. The aims were:
1.   Pay the government’s attention towards ecological pollution in Baltic countries.
2.  Establish which diseases originate in the result of ecological problems.
Tasks:
1.   By questioning establish the most common diseases.
2.  Establish factors which affect people’s health (transport, factories, chemical products and etc.).
3.  Elucidate which measures should the government take to prevent these problems.
4.  Establish the level of radiation in the Baltic countries.

Three Baltic countries (Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania) should take part in this project. In appointed period of time the representatives of these countries should organize conferences, where the received results should be scanned and discussed.
The members of the group were so active and interested in this problem that our warm discussion was heard everywhere at school. With big pleasure we designed a poster: we drew wonderful flowers, the ones we see in the clean nature, pasted photos and wrote words in bright colors. The poster was very interesting and rich. We got a perfect result!
In conclusion, I think that not only scientists should be considered about the ecological pollution but also children, who have their standpoint and worthwhile ideas towards these problems. Though it may seem not to be serious but the governments should take into consideration our ideas and suggestions because they can be useful and successful enough!