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Posted By: adamclare
Posted On: Sep 29, 2008
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This is just freaking awesome: Ecuadorians believe that nature ought to be protected by their constitution .
While the the new constitution has many ramifications for how the country will now be governed, the pro-nature aspects of the constitution have their roots in Ecuador’s resentment...... [view]
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Posted By: adamclare
Posted On: Sep 18, 2008
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Simple stuff really: forests are good for the environment and we ought to have more of them.
The researchers’ calculations suggest that carbon storage in Midwestern forests could offset the greenhouse gas emissions of almost two-thirds of nearby populations, and that proper management of...... [view]
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Posted By: Peacebewithyou
Posted On: Aug 20, 2008
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Aşağıdaki resim bir ağaçın gövdesi mi yoksa bir insanın damarlarının ortya döküldüğü boynu mu? Kararı siz verin. İşte "GREENPEACE" ... [view]
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Posted By: qnp
Posted On: Nov 4, 2007
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I have been working on the website for plantatree&trade with Janet for the last few weeks. This is a new brand that my father developed in partnership with Tree Canada in order to help battle global warming. This wine is going to plant millions of trees, which is what our world needs in...... [view]
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Posted By: adamclare
Posted On: Jun 20, 2007
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Tree-Nation will plant 8 million trees in Africa in the shape of a huge heart to fight Climate Change and Poverty. We will create the park in Niger which is one of the poorest countries in the world, and one that suffers the most from climate change and desertification. Furthermore, we are...... [view]
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Posted By: onetruthseeker
Posted On: May 18, 2007
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“320 million of your tax dollars goes toward the disposal of unwanted junk mail. Junk mail destroys 62 million trees per year, & fills 3% of America's landfills.” (Source: http://www.junkmailgems.com/DIY.html)
Art from Junk Mail - http://www.junkmailgems.com/index.html
Fact Sheet on...... [view]
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Submitted By: Amac
Website: http://www.treesintrust.com/?ac=wrbwydnwwyzphsdiyw
Phone: (902) 566-9150
E-mail: help@treesintrust.com |
Vision: Trees In Trust woodland is managed by a number of charitable Land Trusts. These Land Trusts are run by committed, local, environmentally foward-thinking individuals. All Land Trusts that manage Trees In Trust woodland......
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Submitted By: harisstavr
Committers: 26
Date Created: 2009-01-22 |
Description: Over 1 Million tonnes of paper are cut down every day to produce paper. A huge amount of the paper we consume every day is used only once, then ends up in the garbage. This commitment represents the promise to utilize paper more efficiently by printing double-sided, ceasing to pick up advertising leaflets and recycling as much paper as I can.
If everyone in the US recycled just 10% of the newspapers they received, it would save about 25 million trees per year. Now imagine, if everyone in the world recycled 10% of their newspapers! What if everyone in the world recycled ALL of their paper products!
Additionally, according to the University of Colorado, "Recycling 1 ton of paper saves 17 trees (35’ tall), 2 barrels of oil (enough fuel to run the average car for 1260 miles or from Dallas to Los Angeles), 4100 kilowatts of energy (enough power for the average home for 6 months), 3.2 cubic yards of landfill space (one family size pick-up truck) and 60 pounds of air pollution."
So you can see, there is no good reason to NOT recycle your paper!
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