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GC Australia People’s Assembly concludes with a report to the Australian Government

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The "People's Assembly on Sustainable Solutions for Victims of Sea-Level Rise" concluded on 30 August by presenting a final report with recommendations for business leaders, scientists and policy makers on how best to tackle the issue of rising sea levels and refugee displacement. The panel, made up of 14 citizens, presented their report on the issue of rising sea levels and refugee displacement to the Climate Change and Water Minister's Special Envoy on Climate Change.
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GC Australia launches People’s Assembly to address rising sea levels


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On 29th and 30th August, 2008,the "People's Assembly on Sustainable Solutions for Victims of Sea-Level Rise" in Brisbane, Australia will bring together ordinary citizens and experts to propose realistic solutions to address the consequences of climate change and to recommend appropriate measures in the case of ...
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PRESS ADVISORY - Global Green USA Applauds Elimination of VX Stockpile in Indiana


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Global Green USA, the US national environmental affiliate of Mikhail Gorbachev's Green Cross International, applauded the work of the Chemical Materials Agency (CMA) of the US Department of Defense, which announced the neutralization of the final container of deadly VX nerve agent at Newport, Indiana.
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Support the Holy Cross Project today !


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Global Green is building a sustainable low-income housing community for New Orleans ravaged Ninth Ward, that consists of five single-family homes as well as an 18 unit apartment complex. The homes will save the residents an estimated $1200 to $2400 a year in utility bills, through rain water harvesting, geothermal, solar and other systems.
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Earthquake in China: GC Switzerland and Blacksmith Institute launch a field study in affected areas

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On May 12, 2008 a major earthquake measuring 8,0 on the Richter Scale struck the southwest of the People’s Republic of China. The quake’s epicentre was located in Wenchuan County, Aba Prefecture, around 80 kilometres northwest of Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province. Numerous mines and chemical plants are located in this part of China, many of which were damaged or completely destroyed during the earthquake.  
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GCI Announcement


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Mr. Bertrand Charrier does not work anymore for GCI as of 1st August2008. For any activities and issues related to the GCI Water Programme,please contact from now onwards Mr. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .








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Pax Arctica expedition first to witness major break-off of Arctic ice shelf


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An international coalition of children exploring the high Arcticwitnessed firsthand the latest dramatic development of climate changeon Tuesday, July 22 as a huge chunk of ice was observed drifting offthe Ward Hunt Island main ice shelf, forming two ice islands totaling20 square kilometers. The children, assembled as The Young Ambassadorsof the Arctic, are part of the Global Green USA and Green Cross PaxArctica '08 expedition.
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Green Cross launches a Chernobyl legacy awareness tour

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Green Cross Switzerland will partner with Kuoni Travel Agency to initiate a Chernobyl awareness tour, a journey to the region affected by the Chernobyl to raise awareness and public understanding of the environmental catastrophe. The journey is a special opportunity for everyday travelers or researchers alike to visit the region and inhabitants still affected by the Chernobyl disaster 22 years after the catastrophe.
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Pax Arctica Expedition reveals impact of rising temperatures

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The Pax Arctica Expedition is an internationally sponsored awareness building expedition across the Arctic Archipelago undertaken by a dynamic team of adventurers with the aim of reporting the effect of climate change on this fragile environment.  The Pax Arctica and previous Sagax expeditions are organized in partnership with Green Cross International with the goal of fostering a global value shift towards sustainable development.
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