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Madonna’s Raising Malawi Breaks Ground on 10 New Schools in Malawi
Sunday, February 5, was not just about the Super Bowl, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady or New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning – it was also about pop super star Madonna who is drawing all kinds of attention. Madonna is riding a wave of …
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UN study urges governments to target reductions of black carbon
The UN environmental programme have this week made an announcement that a very promising approach for tackling global warming would for governments to aggressively combat what is called ‘ black carbon’ from industry and the incomplete burning of fossil fuels and would provide rapid change. …
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Edward Norton’s newest U.N. role may be his most important yet
Almost everyone watches films on occasion and many seem to catch the latest new releases seemingly every week. From time to time an actor comes along who seems to just stand above the crowd such is his or her ability to dominate a film or …
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UN delegate comments on climate change not inspiring or surprising
If we are looking to the United Nations to lead the way toward serious reform in terms of climate change we really need to hear a more cohesive message from them. Costan Rican diplomat Christiana Figueres made comments that have echoed the concern many already …
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Green Gazette (Issue 23) The ECO UN, Google Earth and The Path to Green Energy
Hello again and welcome to today’s edition of the Green Gazette where I scour the internet so you don’t have to and seek eco-tales of hope, interest and innovation. As ever I’ve a few things that I hope you will enjoy and ideally lead to …
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Al Gore and David Letterman – An Eco-friendly Master Class Part 2
We continue with Al Gore’s recent appearance on the Late Show with David Letterman, to promote his latest book Our Choice: A Plan to Solve the Global Climate Crisis, which turned into an eco-friendly master class on the subject. In our first installment we explored …

















