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   br00t4c (br00t4c@mastodon.social)'s status on Sunday, 03-Nov-2024 14:50:30 JST br00t4c

   What are some video games that educate young people about environmental issues?

   #InteractiveLearning #SustainabilityInGaming #DigitalCitizenship #GreenGaming #ClimateChangeEducation

   https://egbertowillies.com/2024/11/03/what-are-some-video-games-that-educate-young-people-about-environmental-issues/

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     br00t4c (br00t4c@mastodon.social)'s status on Monday, 04-Nov-2024 08:48:16 JST br00t4c

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     • AmbularD

     @AmbularD Brilliant actually.

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     AmbularD (ambulard@fanglitch.space)'s status on Monday, 04-Nov-2024 08:48:17 JST AmbularD

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     @br00t4c Honestly, I would add MineCraft to the list.

     I used to be staff on a fairly busy MineCraft server. To prevent players from tearing up our main 'world' in the game, we had an attached secondary 'resource world' where they could go to collect the blocks they needed to build and craft things.

     It had to be replaced every three months or so because it would be depleted of blocks. When you'd teleport over there, the area around spawn would be this blasted, barren terrain with all the sand, grass, dirt and other common ground blocks stripped right down to bedrock as far as the eye could see.

     Very effective demonstration of what unchecked plunder of natural resources can do to a beautiful, pristine area in a very short time.