This week in Decade Dick

These are the climate weeks in Krimpen aan den IJssel. Various activities are organized to make us aware of how to take good care of the environment in order to combat climate change. For example, this week waste was picked up with the help of children from our municipality, but there was also a water survey on the grounds of Klein Boveneind children's farm. We spoke about these activities with Martijn: Trainee employee 'Sustainable living and working' at the municipality of Krimpen aan den IJssel. Including an interview with Thomas and Evianne; two participants of the water research.

[AUDIO 239 2020-10-22 - Climate weeks (water research)]

Furthermore, of course, other news from Krimpen aan den IJssel and the column of Mayor Vroom.

[AUDIO 240 2020-10-22 - Column 'Rules if someone (maybe) has corona)]

We also showed the full appeal from the city council:

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Decade Dick is a radio program from Dick de Klerk on LOK-Radio.

Repetition Saturday evening between 8 p.m. and 10 p.m.

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