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 Let's RecyclePosted by Guest Blogger | June 9, 2009
Guest Blog By-L.Anuujin, Hobby School, Mongolia From what it seems, we are living in a world full of material demands. In our day to day life we use cell phones, TV’s, computers, internet, cars, DVD’s, clothes, paper, furniture, bottles, plastics and many more. And you see, all of these things we use were a part of nature, part of earth that will soon be lying on top of some landfill. To make energy we burn fossil fuels because it is much cheaper but it also becomes the main source of air pollution. Because of the increase in air pollution respiratory diseases increased rapidly over the years. After we use materials such as laptops, clothes, plastic bags, bottles it ends up in the ocean, which also pollutes the water and is killing many types of species or it can end up in landfills which will cause soil pollution. If we start to reduce our use of material things, and reuse instead of buying new appliances, and recycle soda cans, plastic bags and ride bicycles instead of cars we could be living in a cleaner better world.So let’s start a new generation for the better future, for us and the generations that are still yet to live.
Submitted by
raynisha at:
November 1, 2009
Do you want to live?Then dont throw your stuff on the ground. Every were you go you should always keep a plastic bag or a box. That way if you have any trash,bottles or cans you can recycle them instead of throwing them on the ground. And if you happend to see somthing on the grond the don't just leave it there be genorise and pick it upif anymore reserch look in www.wasteonline.org
Submitted by
Well at:
July 10, 2009
We all drive cars and we all fly on planes.
Thus we are all part of the petrol chemicals industry.
So if you really care about this planet then stop driving(or being driven)in cars and stop flying in jet planes.
Well?
Submitted by
Not really at:
July 10, 2009
We all drive cars and we all fly on planes.
Thus we are all part of the petrol chemicals industry.
So if you really care about this planet then stop driving(or being driven)in cars and stop flying in jet planes.
Well?
Submitted by
another guest at:
July 10, 2009
Do you drive a car?
If you drive then you a total hypocrite.
Do not talk about recycling if you are an active consumer of the petro chemicals industry.
Submitted by
cdurkin at:
July 3, 2009
The International Symposium on Cultural Diplomacy 2009
Call for Applications
Berlin, 27th – 31st July, 2009
The International Symposium on Cultural Diplomacy 2009 will bring together experts from the fields of academia, politics, and the private sector for a weeklong program that will focus on the role of soft power in the international environment. The following are a selection of the confirmed speakers for the Symposium:
* Jorge Sampaio, UN High Representative for the Alliance of Civilizations, Former President of Portugal (1996-2006)
* Joaquim Chissano, Former President of Mozambique (1986-2005), Former Chairperson of the African Union (2003-2004)
* Dr. Vaira Vīķe-Freiberga, Former President of Latvia (1999-2007)
* Cassam Uteem, Former President of the Republic of Mauritius (1992-2002)
* Dr. Vasile Puşcaş, Romanian Minister for European Affairs
* Ints Dālderis, Minister of Culture of the Republic of Latvia
* Borys Tarasyuk, Member of Parliament and Former Foreign Minister of the Ukraine (1998-2000, 2005-2007)
* Dr. Erkki Tuomioja, Member of Parliament and Former Foreign Minister of Finland (2000-2007)
Further information about the Symposium can be found under: www.icd-internationalsymposium.org
The program brochure, including the timetable, can be found under: http://www.culturaldiplomacy.org/academy/content/articles/symposium/documents/International_Symposium_on_Cultural_Diplomacy_2009_brochure.pdf
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