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tailor mathews, April 24, 2012
Ryan Grooms, April 24, 2012
Hey!!
My name is Ryan, I live in the United States. After taking my carbon footprint survey my eyes were opened. I didn’t realize until only a week ago how important it was to reduce are global carbon footprint. It sort of scared me when I found out that I had the highest footprint for my area; mine was higher than all my friends too.
I hope that by us all working together we all can help ourselves in reduceing the amount of carbon we use. We do not want our children to live in a vast waste land, do we? So let us take action and help ourselves imrove how we live, so we can save the Earth!!!!!!!!!!
p.s. Sebastian, Brittany, and Ali, where are you!!!!
Antonija D-Croatia, March 6, 2012
Hi everybody! I’d like to suggest you to take a look at this link. It is about one project that is called Edible Schoolyard Project. Their purpouse is to teach youngsters the essential life skills and how their choices about food affect their health, the environment and their communities. They have organic gardens and kitchen programs. I think that all their activities help them to appreciate nature and what the nature gives them which leads to environmental awareness.
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Cristina T-Romania, March 3, 2012
Hi everyone! I`m Cristina and I came from Romania.:) I`m new here I want to join this discussions because this project means something to me because I lhave learned a lot of new things about the great effect of polution, the climate changing and , very important, the way we can change this!!
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Sarah N-Spain, March 1, 2012
Hello people! Have you ever heard about the “neutrinos”? If you have, what do you think about the fail in the cable?
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Jason Hodin March 2, 2012
To me, this is a great story about how the scientific community at large reacts to new findings. Scientists are skeptical about research findings and won't believe them unless they are tested and retested.
This should be a lesson to people who believe, for example, that human indiced climate change and evolution are scientific conspiracies. They are not. They are, instead, incredibly well tested scientific theories that are supported over and over again by the overwhelming data. -
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Guillem M-Spain March 5, 2012
O.o thank you so much!! I'll going to pass the afternoon studying haha ^^ -
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Emanuel Garbas March 1, 2012
Yes, you're right.But time is lost,man is only able to change this.If we reward all nature, it still owe us a living. -
Micaela Romero April 18, 2012
It's so true, this video is trying to tell us that is time to open our eyes and make a change!! if we all help we can save the world. The damage we had made can be stopped so share this video with friends and other members so everyone is aware and we can all start thinking how we are going to start making the change. With my class we already began, I have shown this video to my class members and we all decided to help. -
Seth Breitenbach April 30, 2012
Show me all the the proof you have that we are the only one's causing gloabal warming yes the video might show bad things but it's very bias and is only showing you bad things that happen from humans not a scientific point where it could be a just a cycle backed up bu many scientists.
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Pedro Juan B-Spain, Feb. 23, 2012
Yeaaaaah guuys!!!! finally We’re in the map!!!
Now yoou can know where is Denia (And the IES Historiador Chabás) and the things that you SHOULD visit here hahaha ^^
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Roberto R-Spain, Feb. 22, 2012
Hi! My name is roberto, im from spain! I calculate my footprint (6398 kg of CO2 per year), How do you think that I can reduce it?
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havana l-usa March 11, 2012
use a reusable water bottle instead of plastic its easy, saves money and the enviroment! -
farida aboulezz May 4, 2012
Carpooling is a great way to reduce the amount of CO2 you use per year. Also, unplugging any phone or laptop chargers from the wall when they are not in use is a great way to preserve electrical energy.
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Omar Pasha May 5, 2012
You can turn the lights off whenever you are not using it, and you can also recycle things such as paper and plastic bags.
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