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On 8-27-2008 we find two UP trains changing crews in from of the beautifully restored UP depot.

The picture symbolizes disasters in Canada as a result of melting ice with a projected sea level rise in Halifax, Nova Scotia of 3.4 metres (to top of the blue bags) while, already, the mother polars of the Arctic region (with no ice on which to hunt for food) can not breed and these great white bears will soon be no more.

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this was taken at Lae lagoon, Marshall Islands. I'm 101% in support and

unity and spirit of Pacific Climate Warriors. Thank you!

Photo Title: Life-Changing Moment

Submitted by: Alland Dharmawan

Category: ♥ HOPE

Country: Indonesia

Organization: A New Vision

Photo Caption: A mom is comforting her son before going into the operating theater for cataract surgery.

Professional or Amateur Photographer: Amateur

Country where the photo was taken: Indonesia

Photo uploaded for the #LoveYourEyes Photo Competition on iapb.org held for World Sight Day 2021.

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The Changing of the Guard at the Parliament Building at Syntagma Square in Athens worth watching if you find yourself in the area at 11am each morning. The "big" show is on Sundays at 11, when more guards participate and the ceremony is more complex

"Places of Change" (HomelessLink)

www.placesofchangegarden.org.uk/

NOAH is making a major contribution to the construction of The Spine and their Art Group are involved in the design of the ‘industry’ zone (sculpted from recycled washing machines).

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Do Marco Geodésico "Janus" (1043m) sobre Souto Bom (Tondela) e Fornelo do Monte (Vouzela): Serra de Caramulo.

I changed Viola's eyes and wig (again!). I love this girl so much! She looks good in anything! ^_^

... Look around you.

 

Change your heart

it will astound you.

 

I need your lovin'

Like the sunshine

 

Everybody's Gotta Learn Sometime / Beck

Adjunto encontraran las fotos de nuestro evento *¡A Sembrar se ha Dicho!*, fue

maravilloso, gracias por unir a todos en esta noble causa

 

Todo empezo a las 5.30 de la mañana cuando fuimos a traer los arboles, luego

llegamos a San Juan de Miraflores, a Nueva Rinconada, alli le dimos la

bienvenida al Embajador de China, anecdotico, despues de la intransigencia

en las conversaciones de Tianjin, luego la gente se organizo y empezo la

tarea de sembrar los arboles, luego el intercambio de palabras, todas

resaltando la importancia del 10/10/10 y lo que significa 350.

 

Jorge Ponce Goicochea

 

Vidas Verdes

More poses of the little guy. Different name so as not to piss the nice game people off.

San Franciscans gathered near the Golden Gate bridge today and made a giant

blue wave that was photographed by aerial photographer Daniel Dancer. We

made the wave to raise awareness about the fact that parts of San Francisco

will be under water due to by sea level rise is we do not act now! Photo by

Heather Box

The change in the climate still keeps the grass green though the winter is coming.

Pattern: Seeds of Change Shawl by Wendy Neal

Yarn: Knit Picks Stroll Tonal in Blue Yonder

Needle: size 5/3.75 (and crochet hook)

 

Plenary, Official Day, Caux international conferences 2012

Articulação Verde Choque

Foto: Lídia Marques

For a change (instead of seagulls) here's a photo of Pixy - a photo of him on the bed in sunshine through a window, taken the same morning as First for 2009!

 

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In front of Charles Koch's mansion. Covered by all 3 news stations.

Change Agent Training in Switzerland

Second European Regional Training - 15-20 June 2017, in Zürich

Bicycle+ NGO and group of environmental activists, Yerevan, Armenia – raising

awareness on climate change and promoting alternative ways of transportation

A group of environmental activists together with Bicycle+NGO organized a Green

Bike Tour on October 10, 2010. About 40 cyclists gathered in front of

Matenadaran, the institute of ancient manuscripts, to start their route and to

disseminate information on climate change issues and to demonstrate the

necessity for alternative modes of transportation on the main streets of

Yerevan. The picture in shape of 350 formed with bicycles became so famous that

was used by CNN

Mexicohttp://mexico.cnn.com/planetacnn/2010/10/10/un-mensaje-para-los-politicos-la-sociedad-propone-soluciones-ambientales

  

Then cyclists followed an eco-riksha (made by cyclist Samvel Hovhannisyan) to

raise eco-consciousness of people in the center of Yerevan, Armenia.

A windmill to produce electricity might become a good option in Iceland. This windmill is located on a farm named Belgsholt in Melasveit, about 15-20 minutes from Akranes.

Windmills should be quite useful in Iceland since we often have plenty of wind :-)

 

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Walking the congested streets of Lagos. The event raised public awareness

about sea level rise, flooding, and the present un-sustainable mode of

transportation which is a threat to our very survival caused by fossil fuel

and climate change.

 

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Andrea van Meygaarden

www.350.org

andreavm@350.org

+27 21 7886988

I haven't seen Sacagawea for a long time!

 

The things we're taught about American history can be so whitewashed. I wonder how Lewis and Clark really treated her.

Changing of the Guard at Deoksugung Palace

Changing of Guards at Buckingham Palace in London

 

Voigtlander R2A + Leica Elmar 50mm 2.8

 

Kodak ColourPlus 200

 

Epson V500

U.S. Air Force Colonel Justin Walrath, commander of the 153d Airlift Wing, gives his final address as wing commander during a change of command ceremony at the Wyoming Air National Guard base Cheyenne, Wyo. on July 11, 2020. Col. Justin Walrath was the wing commander from November 2017 to July 2020.

What do you see in the clouds above?

Michael Benson

Ball State University

Construction Management

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The two cloths on these shelves are in fact a pair of antimacassars :-)

That moment when the bud is no longer a bud and the leaf is not quite a leaf. Aren't trees groovy?

Remember Sandy. Defund Climate Chaos

Today, more than 2 dozen Indians and Americans met in Pune, India at Open

Space to participate in a training on environmental conflict resolution

after extreme weather has led to water and electricity shortages as well as

crop damage in the region. The group pledged to continue working

together to stop global climate change.

One New Change is a major office and retail development in London, United Kingdom.[1] It comprises 560,000 square feet (52,000 m2) of floor space, including 220,000 square feet (20,000 m2) of retail space and 330,000 square feet (31,000 m2) of office space[2] and is the only large shopping centre in the City of London, the historic and modern financial centre of London. It cost £500 million to build and was completed in October 2010.[1]

The complex is located on New Change, a road linking Cannon Street with Cheapside, in one of the areas of the City historically associated with retailing and markets. It is close to St. Paul's Cathedral. The nearest London Underground stations are St. Paul's and Mansion House.

 

The development's sensitive location — opposite St. Paul's Cathedral — and its modern architecture led to some controversy during its planning and construction, including criticism from Prince Charles.[3] The architect was Jean Nouvel and the developer was Land Securities.[1][2] The new six-storey, 34 m high centre[4] replaced an 11-storey, 40 m building constructed in the 1950s for the Bank of England, which was demolished in 2007.[5] The complex's distinctive appearance has given it the nickname "the stealth bomber".[1]

One New Change opened its doors to the public at midday on 28 October 2010.[6] The roof terrace, with its restaurant and cafe, was opened on 18 November 2010.

 

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Met een publieke avond kwam het debatprogramma Track Changes, dat plaatsvond tijdens de architectuurbiënnale van São Paulo op 4, 5 en 6 november 2013, thuis in Nederland.

 

Een internationaal gezelschap van architecten, stedenbouwkundigen, economen, ontwikkelaars, politici en architectuurhistorici sprak in Brazilië over de heftige veranderingen die een maatschappij ondergaat in periodes van economische, politieke of sociale crises, en over de rol die architecten en stedenbouwkundigen daarin kunnen spelen. De thema’s ‘What’s Your Crisis?’, ‘Bottom-up Is Not Enough’ en ‘We the People’ vormden de leidraad voor de debatten.

In São Paulo zorgde ‘Bottom up is not enough’ voor het felste debat. Het grootste deel van het internationale gezelschap was het eens met de stelling, maar over de manier waarop dit in de praktijk gebracht moet worden liepen de meningen sterk uiteen.

 

Michelle Provoost van Crimson Architectural Historians hield tijdens de debatavond in Het Nieuwe Instituut een inleiding over dit thema.

Daarna vond een discussie plaats onder leiding van René Boer en Mark Minkjan van Failed Architecture over de resultaten van Track Changes en de betekenis daarvan voor de Nederlandse architectuur en stedenbouw. Deelnemers waren Hedwig Heinsman (DUS architects), Rients Dijkstra (Maxwan architects and urbanists / Rijksadviseur Infrastructuur en de Stad) en Indira van ’t Klooster (hoofdredacteur A10 new European architecture).

 

Foto's: Matthijs Immink

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