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[Domestic] Anyangcheon EM mud ball throwing environmental cleanup proj…
On December 15th, the World Educational Cultural Aid held an EM clay ball throwing event with volunteers at Anyangcheon Stream.
In order to provide a clean natural environment to growing children, we prepared 3,000 EM clay balls and worked with about 50 volunteers to purify the water quality of Anyang Stream. EM mud balls are useful microorganisms made by cultivating environmentally beneficial microorganisms. They have excellent purifying power, decompose over 6 months, and are an eco-friendly and sustainable environmental purification method that purifies rivers. Anyangcheon Stream is a resting place visited by many citizens and migratory birds. We hope that this activity will preserve the Anyang Stream ecosystem and provide a shelter for future children, animals and plants.
The World Educational Cultural Aid will continue to do its best to improve Anyang Stream water quality through continuous purification activities.
