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	<title>Inter Press ServiceEcobreves -    CHILE: ‘Where Muck Goes’</title>
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		<title>Ecobreves &#8211;       CHILE: ‘Where Muck Goes’</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The popular children’s show “31 Minutes”, of the state-run Televisión Nacional de Chile, is hosted by puppets and includes a segment on the environment, the first broadcast of which will track “where muck goes”. Every Saturday and Sunday, the show’s host – in this case a rabbit – takes up issues like sewage treatment, pollution, [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>By IPS Correspondents  and - -<br />SANTIAGO, Apr 14 2003 (IPS) </p><p>The popular children’s show “31 Minutes”, of the state-run Televisión Nacional de Chile, is hosted by puppets and includes a segment on the environment, the first broadcast of which will track “where muck goes”. <span id="more-122259"></span> Every Saturday and Sunday, the show’s host – in this case a rabbit – takes up issues like sewage treatment, pollution, or desertification.</p>
<p>The environmental aim of “31 Minutes”, also backed by the National Environment Commission, is to take a broad and pleasant approach to education, focusing on solutions rather than on conflict.</p>
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