Blauwe Gordel Front kiest voor open ruimte voor water, natuur, mens & dier : meer blauw in de velden van Loppem, Oostkamp, St. Michiels, Torhout & Ommeland !
BGF kiest voor blauwe gordel van waterveiligheid http://www.regiobrugge.be/newsread.php?sid=1&aid=179 toen.
En nu ook ! Op het radio 2 middagnieuws was de burgemeester van Zedelgem aan het woord. Mie Vandekerckhove van de Vlaamse Milieumaatschappij meldde dat voor de Kerkebeek en de Rivierbeek in Loppem-Oostkamp-St. Michiels er nog gevaar was; maar alleen voor de om-liggende weides. Wat als daar een shopping-hoofdkwartieren-voetbalzone komt ? www.ggf.be ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GGF - on line community biedt kans meningen te geven. Zij is echter geen boos noodlot zoals het vernielen van waterbuffergebieden. Meer behoud 'blauw' in de velden blauwe planeet nu !! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- toemaatje Van: "Live Earth" <community@liveearth.org>
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This week here at Live Earth we got an email from Meghan L. in Cardiff by the Sea, CA. Below you'll find some of what she is doing personally to solve the climate crisis. Meghan's ideas exemplify the kinds of change that we want to inspire in everyone who participated in Live Earth. What have you done because you were inspired by Live Earth? Send us your stories and ideas to community@liveearth.org -
we'll post the best of your ideas and suggestions on our "Going Green" - blog - you can read Meghan's whole email there: http://www.liveearth.org/?p=235 Thanks for everything you're doing to help solve the climate crisis - tell everyone your best tip! Here are just a few of Meghan's tips:
- Buy more local food. Go to the farmers' market at least 2 times/month. - Using cloth napkins more. I have a big stack sitting in a drawer. I'm bringing them out to use. - Use the dryer less. I recently washed several rugs. Instead of drying them, I hung them outside. - Use less plastic bags. I bring my own reusable bags to grocery store. I bought 4 of the 99 cent bags at Trader Joe's and I'm keeping them in my car. They are great. - Try to reduce packaging. Buy more bulk stuff, bring own bags. - Buy less stuff, reduce amounts of "junk" plastic toys, especially battery operated toys. - Minimize use of batteries, use rechargeable batteries. - Unplug stuff we're not using. Read Meghan's entire posting: http://www.liveearth.org/?p=235 Live Earth Podcasts!
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