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Discussions Discussion Deforestation SOS
Dylan McDonald, Feb. 12, 2013

Trees in jungles are being cut down in order to maintain the worlds population. We use too much wood for many thing such as houses, benches, warmth, etc. It’s amazing how much wood we use in our day to day lives in america. Also deforestation is destroying animals homes and driving them out of their homes and even to extinction.

http://rainforests.mongabay.com/0908.htm
Dylan McDonald
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  • Desiree Price Desiree Price Feb. 12, 2013
    Lol. Coming to a store near you: rainforest relaxation CDs. Now with saws and jackhammers added in the background!
    Maybe promote the usage of recycled paper? Like for notebooks, etc.?
  • Mai VB Mai VB May 13, 2013
    Definitely wood is a big part of our lives, however animals are too. In my opinion animals are more important than our necessities with wood. Therefore we should find an alternative to the wood so that we can reduce the amount of wood consumption and provide animals a home.

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Discussions Discussion Pollution
Alba Rodríguez, Nov. 15, 2012

Hello! We are two science students for the contemporary world. We live in Santiago de Compostela, Galicia (Spain). It is a beautiful city famous for its ancient pilgrimage route, where thousands of people around the world come every year to see the beautiful old cathedral. Today we are taking a topic in class on pollution and resource consumption harmful to the environment such as oil, coal … doing surveys on the amount of consumption of each individual month. We wish you give us your opinion on this issue because we would like to know how this issue is handled in different countries and cities, and thus give us help and knowledge to the development of our project. Kind regards and hope your answers.

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Discussions Discussion Food and Gender
Emily Nelsen, Jan. 15, 2011

Really cool conference that I still need to watch. Very cool topic, “course” entitled: “Women, Men, and Food: Putting Gender on the Table” from Harvard’s Radcliffe institute of advanced studies.

http://athome.harvard.edu/food/
Emily Nelsen
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