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Earth Hour Singapore
Cherish Mother Earth so that future generations can see the wonders that we see today!
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Saturday, March 27, 2010
Earth Hour 2010
Support Earth Hour tonight (27 Mar) at 8.30pm. Switch off all your lights for 1 hour (and if you want, more also can)! What started out in 2007 in Australia is now a global phenomenon!
Check out who/where/how/why is this celebrated in Singapore!
Earth Hour Singapore
Cherish Mother Earth so that future generations can see the wonders that we see today!
Check out who/where/how/why is this celebrated in Singapore!
Earth Hour Singapore
Cherish Mother Earth so that future generations can see the wonders that we see today!
Thursday, October 22, 2009
350 : 24Oct International Day of Climate Action
24 Oct 2009. Make a stand. Take an action - using the number 350!
Why 350? In a brief, 350 is the number that leading scientists say is the safe upper limit for carbon dioxide—measured in "Parts Per Million" in our atmosphere. We have actually already exceeded that number. Climate change affects everybody, and so, everybody has a responsibility to help lower that number. Check out the video below :
Of course, there's alot more to this issue of climate change. To find out more, check out 350.org.
Below is an "Action Map" of the world, where there are actions organised by concerned people in their respective countries.
View Actions at 350.org
For those in Singapore, after zooming in, you'll find 7 entries. Check out the mass activities at Padang and SMU (The Wacky Walk and the Human Tidal Wave)! Join in if you have the time!
Why 350? In a brief, 350 is the number that leading scientists say is the safe upper limit for carbon dioxide—measured in "Parts Per Million" in our atmosphere. We have actually already exceeded that number. Climate change affects everybody, and so, everybody has a responsibility to help lower that number. Check out the video below :
Of course, there's alot more to this issue of climate change. To find out more, check out 350.org.
Below is an "Action Map" of the world, where there are actions organised by concerned people in their respective countries.
View Actions at 350.org
For those in Singapore, after zooming in, you'll find 7 entries. Check out the mass activities at Padang and SMU (The Wacky Walk and the Human Tidal Wave)! Join in if you have the time!
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Blog Action Day 2009: Climate Change - Glaciers
Glaciers are wondrous sights. Formed when fallen snow compresses into large bodies of ice, what is so special about them is that they move! Think of them as rivers of ice, although the flow is relatively slower. They shrink and expand as well, depending on climate changes. But with the world population growing and greenhouse gases increasing, the world is heating up. And this can only mean the glaciers are shrinking.
Will the future generations see the sights I see? Nobody knows.
As part of the Blog Action Day 2009: Climate Change goal,
here's sharing some pictures of glaciers I've seen and taken on my travels. I hope I can still see more, and that everyone would have a chance as well. Take care Mother Earth!
Passu and Batura Glacier, Pakistan
Ultar Glacier, Pakistan and MingYong Glacier, Yunnan China
Athabasca Glacier, Canada and Fox Glacier, New Zealand
Will the future generations see the sights I see? Nobody knows.
As part of the Blog Action Day 2009: Climate Change goal,
here's sharing some pictures of glaciers I've seen and taken on my travels. I hope I can still see more, and that everyone would have a chance as well. Take care Mother Earth!
Passu and Batura Glacier, Pakistan
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Ultar Glacier, Pakistan and MingYong Glacier, Yunnan China
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Athabasca Glacier, Canada and Fox Glacier, New Zealand
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