Source: Edutopia
More than a billion people around the world will celebrate Earth Day on April 22, 2014—the 44th anniversary of the annual day of action. Earth Day began in 1970, when 20 million people across the United States—that’s one in ten—rallied for increased protection of the environment. Click HERE to read the rest of this article. The movie “The Lorax” is a classic with a simple, but strong message that appeals to both students and adults. If you have not seen it, watch it!
Post a comment and tell me what you do or what small steps you take to protect our planet.
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I thought it was your birthday…
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It’s my birthday too! :>) I don’t mind sharing my birthday with Earth Day…it’s kind of cool.
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In our apartments, we do recycling, so that may be the small step we take to protect our planet. We throw away the plastics and paper in different trash bins. I also turn off the consent when I don’t use any of the lights or electronics that needs power.
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This is good to hear. What is recycling like in Korea? Is it good? Do they have separate garbage bins for plastic and cans, etc.? I would imagine it’s good. It was not very good in Kuwait where I last lived. It’s excellent in the U.S. and you can be fined if you don’t recycle.
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