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Carbon Nation is a Film About Solutions

By Katherine Hui on February 23, 2011 in Africa, Asia, Australia, Caribbean, Central America, Europe, Featured, Middle East, New Zealand, North America, Pacific, Photos, South America, Southeast Asia, USA, Videos

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Carbon Nation is a film about solutions. Hitting cinemas in America this month, and being screened at various venues around the world, the film is a fresh and optimistic take on tackling climate change. The...

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Anti-Whaling in Japan

By Jade Scully on February 23, 2011 in Asia, Featured, Japan, Photos

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Last year in December Greenpeace reported on the steps that Japan was taking forward in curtailing the corruption within its whaling industry. The issue of whaling in Japan has long been a sore point for...

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Video Images from the Damaged Gene Bank in Egypt

By Danielle Nierenberg on February 22, 2011 in Africa, Egypt, Photos, Videos

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Check out this video taken for the Agricultural Biodiversity Weblog by El-Sayed Mohamed El-Azazi, Executive Director of the Egyptian Deserts Gene Bank at the North Sinai Research Station. The Bank was severely damaged by looters...

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State of the World 2011 Launch in Denmark

By Renee Blodgett on February 21, 2011 in Copenhagen, Denmark, Europe, Events, Photos, Scandinavia

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State of the World 2011: Innovations that Nourish the Planet will be launched in Copenhagen, Denmark on February 25th to mark the official opening of Worldwatch’s European office, in partnership with the European Environment Agency.Worldwatch...

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Rules of Spooning: An Important Act of Intimacy That Has Been Known to Save Lives

By Katherine Hui on February 20, 2011 in All Countries, Featured, Photos

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Spooning. The art form of a horizontal cuddle from someone you care about.Spooning is not limited to 2 people. Spoon trains are common whereby a group of people cuddle each other in a line. Spooning...

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What Works: Increasing Food Sovereignty

By Amanda Stone on February 18, 2011 in Africa, East Africa, Kenya, Photos, Rwanda, South Africa, Southern Africa

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In 1996, members of La Via Campesina, an organization that defends the values and basic interests of agricultural workers, coined the term “food sovereignty” to bring attention to the growing distance between farmers and...

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The Longest Way: Beijing to Bad Nenndorf

By Katherine Hui on February 17, 2011 in Asia, Beijing, Central Asia, China, Photos

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This man liked walking so much that he decided to walk home from China -home to Germany, no big deal. The longest way is a photo montage video that documents Christoph Rehage on his journey...

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The Elimination of Carbon Emissions: Is It All Just Hot Gas?

By Jade Scully on February 17, 2011 in Africa, Asia, England, Europe, North America, Pacific, Photos, USA

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We’ve definitely got a problem; we consume so much fuel in pretty much all aspects of our lives that the carbon emissions levels are dangerously high. The only possible answer to this pollutant is for...

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Jade Scully is a copywriter excited about writing copy and stories, blogging about the world and editing. She currently and regularly publishes her stories on a number of blogs. Jade loves animals and hopes to begin writing copy for the animal rescue charity TEARS as her contribution to the cause.

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Carbon Nation is a Film About Solutions

Anti-Whaling in Japan

Video Images from the Damaged Gene Bank in Egypt

State of the World 2011 Launch in Denmark

Rules of Spooning: An Important Act of Intimacy That Has Been Known to Save Lives

What Works: Increasing Food Sovereignty

The Longest Way: Beijing to Bad Nenndorf

The Elimination of Carbon Emissions: Is It All Just Hot Gas?

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