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What is a good way to start a persuasive speech on global warming?
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Wednesday, 10 November 2010
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Sacred Sites/Forests
Mukurwe wa Nyagathanga is a sacred site for the Gikuyu people of Kenya in Eastern Africa. This cultural heritage site is currently at risk of illegal development. Please help us save one of the few cultural heritage sites left in the region. It is our duty for the future generations to know this story at a time when orature is dying across the region.
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Created on: Friday, 03 February 2012
Jerry Brown Watch
I am excited to see someone with such dedication to the environment in office. As a concerned citizen, I urge you take leadership in bringing California's transportation system into the 21st century, create sustainable communities, and crush our grave dependence on oil...
We all know Jerry Brown is a going to do a fantastic job while in office. Now let's show him what we mean. I want this group to reflect what we want Jerry Brown ...
Created on: Wednesday, 24 November 2010
Promoting Children’s Environmental Health Rights among children and youth
Introduction:
Protection of environment has posed not only a major challenge but also a social and moral responsibility in the present society. In recent times, the subject of environment has interested the general public and caught the attention and enthusiasm of children in particular. The Rio Declaration on Environment and Development (1992) adopted by the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development affirms that chi ...
Created on: Sunday, 02 January 2011
The Population Puzzle
This group is the project of the Global Population Speak Out. It offers sustainability activists who make the "population connection" a place to share thoughts, ideas and strategic thinking.
Created on: Wednesday, 12 January 2011
Permaculture
Designing human systems that are sustainable and mimic natural systems.
At the core of permaculture:
3 ethics of Earth care, People care and Fair share.
Aware of the relationships of life and the planet in a complex web of connections calling for whole systems
design.
Nature provides both a yield and the inputs for itself and produces no waste,
permculture attempts to create ...
Created on: Tuesday, 27 September 2011
Standing Up for your Community
Here we give acknowledgement to our fellow peaceful activists.
Created on: Friday, 12 August 2011
