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Christy meets the young entrepreneurs from Ramsey Grammar School who've linked up with Isle of Man Live at Home Schemes Northern Men in Sheds for their Junior Achievement Isle of Man project.
'Team Zebra' are making fuel bricks out of wasted cardboard to help provide an energy source for the Island's vulnerable, including those who use Isle of Man Foodbank
We catch up with Annie Pearsall from Live At Home IOM; Harry, Matt and Sam from Team Zebra and JA mentor John Christian; - and Nigel from Northern in Sheds, sharing his knowledge and experience with the team.
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