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Dear 350.org, Hi. In Boston, more than 700 people marched from Harvard Square, Cambridge, to Boston Common for a rally: here Reverend Fred Small is addressing marchers. Photo by Kenneth Larsen All the best, Kenneth LarsenBe the change you wish to see in the world.--GandhiFew are those who see with their own eyes and feel with their own hearts. — Albert EinsteinThe present moment is as it is. Always. Can you let it be? --Eckhart Tolle
This gentleman was playing in front of the Firefly coffee house this morning. He wasn't playing for money but for the joy of playing. He said that he was "changing the world one note at a time."
ODC - CHANGING SEASONS is the topic for Thursday 17th September 2020 - Fall is my favorite time of year!
The Guard Changing Ceremony takes place each weekday at 11 o'clock and at 10 o'clock on Sundays.
At the time of Guard Changing, the Old Guard forms up on the north side of the enclosure on Horse Guards Parade and the New Guard on the south side. As the New Guard arrives, each Guard carries the Standard and the Trumpeters of both Old and New Guards sound the Royal Salute on the arrival of the New Guard and on the departure of the Old Guard. When both Guards have formed up in the enclosure, the Corporal Major, Senior NCO and the sentries of the first relief of the New Guard leave for the Guard Room which is then handed over. The sentries of the Old Guard, after being relieved, rejoin the remainder of the Old Guard on the north side of the enclosure. The Standard and Trumpeters are only on parade with a Long Guard.
At the Historic Highland Park Bank, the metal detector lockbox doors of Washington Mutual have been removed and replaced with bullet-proof windows at the tellers by Chase.
Our enthusiasm is unmatched as we show our demands to the world in front of
the coal-powered Martin Drake Power Plant: the time to divest is NOW! Photo
taken by Laura van der Pol
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This is one of the mirror lakes series, taken in the New Zealand fall this year at lake Hayes. The weather was too perfect so I made the most of the clear skies.
Climate change causes salinity around coastal areas of Bangladesh. Every year cyclone, tidal flood, drought hit its’ territory. Coastline districts suffer a lot. Recent scenario at Gabura union (Satkhira District) is more than worst. This place is perhaps the world’s most vulnerable victim of climate change. Exodus has been started. About 30% villagers moved to Dhaka, Khulna and Chittagong even India by trespassing boarders. Salinity occupied the whole place. Crops, tress and animals are dying. There is water everywhere, not a single drop to drink. Women and kids spend half of the day collecting safe drinking water from distant places. There is a limited source of income. Honey collecting and fishing are the common profession. Many people get killed by tigers in the Sundarban forest while collecting honey and fishing.
While we are taking practical actions on 10-10-10, countries like
Bangladesh (which hardly emit any greenhouse gases) are facing
calamities right now. We just received an email from some 10-10-10
organizers there who report that it will be difficult to follow
through with their events (though they'll do their best) in the face
of severe floods now affecting the country. The AP is reporting that
tends of thousands of people are stranded after several days of
intense rains. This is one of the amazing photos that came in.
Finally all ten new Actors teams met in Berlin! In December 2015 the 30 new participants not only presented their projects but also rolled up their sleeves to further develop and refine them. For this process, the peer-learning approach and feedback by other colleagues was helpful, quite like inputs by Andreas Knoth (socius gGmbH) and Ania Rok (ICLEI). Loukas Bartatilas and Stelios Voulgaris, two alumni from team Athens, shared some retrospectives about their Actors project. Moreover, a field trip in Berlin touched upon various urban development issues, with stop overs in the housing estate Märkisches Viertel, at the press conference about development plans for the House of Statistics, at the co-housing project Spreefeld as well as at the Center for Art and Urbanistics (ZK/U), an Actors alumni project. Thanks again to the teams from Bologna, Budapest, Cluj-Napoca, Geretsried, Istanbul, Krasnoyarsk, Messolonghi, Novi Sad, Porto and Skopje - your combination of projects, places and people promises another exciting year and a half! For more information visit www.actors-of-urban-change.org.
Photo by Panos Georgiou
Bryant Barajas and Jose Rodriguez from Pasadena Independent School District Robotics talk about changes to their robot during the U.S. Army All-American Bowl VEX Robotics Competition Jan. 4, 2013, in San Antonio.
Hello,
Please find attached another photo from the mock wedding outside Sussan
Ley's electoral office in Albury earlier today.
If you require a higher resolution version please let me know.
Regards, Karen
(WATCH - Wodonga Albury Towards Climate Health)
Karen Retra
Ph: 0428 629 099 / 02 6021 8838 | Email: <
karenretra@gmail.com | Web: karenretra.com
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sustainability-related groups and events in Albury-Wodonga and surrounds.
Change in pace, change in attitude, change in frame of mind. LOVE my little man and his Spiderman Slippers. :)
PTM Candy Coated, Verve, Audrey BW
Exhibition called "Changing Our Footprint", made by Henning Larsen Architects who also designed the building ("World of Volvo").
One part of the building "World of Volvo" is a museum - the Volvo history of cars, trucks and buses since the very first Volvo left the factory in Gothenburg in 1927. Another part is a big exhibition about the present and the future, with funny activities in connection with Volvo, to do for the whole family. There is also a restaurant and a café. Built: 2024. Architects: Henning Larsen Architects.
www.worldofvolvo.com/en/ (website also in English)
San Antonio children walked and biked to their local Community Garden to celebrate local, organic food as a Climate Change Solution.
Then, they busted two giant pinata hummers to say "it's time to break our addiction to Fossil Fuels!"
This action was one of 2,000 events that are happening in over 175 countries on September 24th. The day is being organized by 350.org in partnership with hundreds of organizations around the world.
The whole world is getting into motion for Moving Planet -- millions of people are biking, skating, marching and embodying a beautiful array of creative ways to get moving without fossil fuels. www.moving-planet.org
"Things have changed for me
but that's ok, I feel the same"
I'm slowly festering away as each one of my friends move off to college. Of course I chose a school that works on a quarter system, so I'm stuck here for another 3 weeks all by my lonesome.
emilianoboga.wordpress.com/2012/01/12/change-of-direction/
… and then something happens that you don’t expect, and perhaps start to believe in destiny, predetermined things, or simply to signal
… and maybe you think that what is needed is to consolidate, but in change, growth, along the new roads, with the understanding that about “streets” we’re always talking!
Listen while watch: Colin Hay – Overkill youtu.be/nb0FLGzEQUk
Metro, Paris, 2007
Climate activists gathered for a march on the waterfront in Doha; calling on Arab countries to take the lead in UN climate change negotiations.
Saturday December 1st 2012
Climate activists gathered for a march on the waterfront in Doha; calling on Arab countries to take the lead in UN climate change negotiations.
Saturday December 1st 2012
While not the greatest shot from any technical standpoint, I love this shot because the snow-capped peak behind Keaton is Unnecessary Mountain. Unnecessary is where we spent Day 2 of last July's backpacking trip. A big mass of snow provided Keaton with endless opportunity to play that hot summer day - we even had a snowball fight! And we tented out overlooking where we were paddling on this day, Howe Sound.
Students, faculty and staff of the Claremont Colleges say "NO" to big oil.
The inspiration for the photo was taken from Cairo's 350.org submission.
Photo credit: Elise Wanger-Zell, Emma French, Laura Guimarães-Ball and
Aleksandra Bril
Arriva Midlands bus YY14 LHE (4401), a 2014 ADL Enviro400, outside St. Margaret’s Bus Station in Leicester.
This bus transferred from Milton Keynes depot in May/June 2024 and was my bus for the inbound trip of the 104 between Leicester City Centre and Fosse Park, southwest of the city.
It was rather serendipitous that I caught this bus, having been on it for the X4 and X6 at MK depot and the routes operated out of Aylesbury depot before that. 09.07.2024 at 1:45pm.