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Close to 900 million people in the world lack safe-drinking water, live in poverty- in slum areas, have no access to sanitation…Earthquakes, floods, tornadoes, erosions, rising sea-level, deforestation / forest-fires…environmental degradation and global warming!?!
- Global Call for Participation: World Environment Day 2006 Celebration | ECO-ARTS Project
- Online World Environment Day [WED] Awareness Campaign (Art4Development.Net for E-Community Participants and further resources)
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News |Articles |Organizations | Voluntary Initiatives:
- For environmental facts visit Green Networld and/ or WorldWatch Institute
- Pride Campaign to Protect the Endangered Cockatoo - Palawan, Philippines. As part of the campaign, a colourful 6-foot cockatoo mascot traversed the island of Palawan delivering entertaining messages of conservation. A symbol for environmental protection and regional pride, the mascot visited classrooms, was featured on billboards, modeled in fashions shows, starred in puppet theatres, and was publicised on posters, stickers and buttons. Source: Rare Conservation
- Save with Greywater Cartoon by Paul Ökrös - This 1minute cartoon - offered in 15 languages - uses colourful graphics to demonstrate the benefits of using greywater for toilet flushing. Source: Communication Initiative
- Be, Live, Buy Different - Campaing in the USA to make a difference in consumption and educate on water usage, global warming, and more. Includes original raps and songs created by youth. A joint initiative of World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the Center for a New American Dream. Source: Be, Live, Buy Different
- Advocacy-based film, book, and internet project aims to explore issues of environmental conservation in Canada's arctic region. Source: Being Caribou
- A video produced by the European Public Health Alliance Environment Network (EEN) to involve children in policy making and allow young people to speak out about the environments that are failing them.Source: EEN