Heavy Period Stops And Starts

HISTORY OF THINGS ...
ever wondered how an object came into his hands? or how it is possible that our homes are becoming more and more obsolete items? or why disposables are the number one in the world and why not use a more durable product? Well, if he did I think I've seen the video The history of things and if not already done so, I invite you to see!
A continaución are the links to each of the 3 parts that make this documentary, which aims to spread to all consumers, the current form of production externalities it brings.
also invites us to reassess the happiness that we seem to have achieved (or lost) due to the absolute need to EAT!. The Inviti and to see the film and leave comments.

Part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgZY78uwvxk&eurl=http://www.letra.org/spip/article.php? id_article = 2557
Part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHIO0in4vtg&feature=related
Part 3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgAU6ZdK4hU&feature=related

More in The Story of Stuff : http://www.storyofstuff.org/

Donne Giovani Esibizioniste

Resources dynamical para la educación environmental

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Environmental education needs increasingly more dynamic and attractive, that rhyme with the current technological development and communication. Organizations who have taken up the challenge of changing behaviors to environmental conservation (to environmental education), among other channels using mass global communication network INTERNET.

A clear example of this usage represents Kaldydria project, a Costa Rican inciiativa that seeks to link children, aged 5 to 12 years, making decisions about the efficient use of energy and responsibility to address the sustainability and proper utilization of this resource.

I invite you to learn about the project through http://www.kalydria.org/ page and write your comments on this blog and on the respective page, particularly to strengthen the means of environmental education, disseminate, socialize them and use them in pursuit of improving our current environment.