Update: Protest G20 in Londra foto
Dear friends,
Within days, world leaders are meeting at the London G20 Summit to tackle the global economic crisis — we desperately need them to agree to invest in a green recovery and a bold global rescue package of stimulus, regulation and fundamental reform. Continue reading
More than 200 UK landmarks – and world famous cultural symbols — including Big Ben, the Palace of Westminster in London, and Edinburgh Castle, also went dark WWF’s Earth Hour. More than 100 cities and towns in the UK, including London, Belfast, Cardiff, and Edinburgh to Manchester, Newcastle, Bristol and Birmingham took part in what is set to be the biggest mass action on climate change. Continue reading
In the new Europe’s administrative capital of Brussels in Belgium, all 65 European Union buildings institutions went dark, including the European Commission, the European Parliament, Social and Economic Committee and the Committee of the Regions buildings. Continue reading
The Baneasa Clean Up project was initiated two years ago in 2007 by Tudor Stancu and International British School of Bucharest. The project was initially set to clean up the Baneasa forest, however, this time our aim is to clean up part of the Cernica forest. The main purpose of this action is to obviously help cleaning up our environment but also to raise awareness of the importance of a clean and healthy atmosphere. The clean up action will be linked with our second global Citizenship Day this year, also based on environment on the 8th of May. Continue reading