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It is interesting how they are trying to make the "greenest Olympics ever," but just think, what will they do after the Olympics? Will they stay a "green city"? Also, I wouldn't recommend the video about the Royal Canadian Mint from the link they provided. It is just a video with inspirational music and with lots of people talking about how dedicated the workers are, how much work was put into it, etc.
It is interesting how they are trying to make the "greenest Olympics ever," but just think, what will they do after the Olympics? Will they stay a "green city"? Also, I wouldn't recommend the video about the Royal Canadian Mint from the link they provided. It is just a video with inspirational music and with lots of people talking about how dedicated the workers are, how much work was put into it, etc.
SORRY I DID THAT UNDER THE WRONG NAME
I KIND of liked this article. I liked how the olympics were trying to be green, but if I got a medal that looked like rubber, for all of my work, I would appreciate it, but I wouldn't really like it.
ya, the medals did look kind of weird, but i still like how they're trying to be green.
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