<![CDATA[Grist - Comment Feed for Database of sustainability communication projects]]> Grist Comment Feed en Comment #1 by midnightowl http://www.grist.org/article/database-of-sustainability-communication-projects/ Wed, 05 Jul 2006 04:44:13 -0700 http://www.grist.org/article/database-of-sustainability-communication-projects/1 Hours and hours of fun

And what's also cool about it is that people can even submit ads as well. It's pretty interesting to see how countries create ads in support of sustainability and the environment, as well as other social issues.

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And what's also cool about it is that people can even submit ads as well. It's pretty interesting to see how countries create ads in support of sustainability and the environment, as well as other social issues.

www.tblbiz.info

]]> Comment #2 by farnishk http://www.grist.org/article/database-of-sustainability-communication-projects/ Wed, 05 Jul 2006 08:07:45 -0700 http://www.grist.org/article/database-of-sustainability-communication-projects/2 Spooky coincidence

I keep seeing things around the world (especially on Gristmill) that I have just written about:

http://earth-blog.bravejournal.com/entry/16624

(see the bit about Environmental Awareness)

I really can't stress enough the importance of finding creative ways of engaging the public. A many-pronged attack is needed, using the law, taxes, grants, adverts, education, positive messages and community mobilisation - for without getting the people of the world to move their collective arses (as opposed to sitting back while "everyone else" does something) then it will be goodbye nice planet.

For every bad thing the UN does, there seem to be 10 good things that no-one ever mentions...

Keith Farnish
http://www.theearthblog.org
http://www.reduce3.com

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I keep seeing things around the world (especially on Gristmill) that I have just written about:

http://earth-blog.bravejournal.com/entry/16624

(see the bit about Environmental Awareness)

I really can't stress enough the importance of finding creative ways of engaging the public. A many-pronged attack is needed, using the law, taxes, grants, adverts, education, positive messages and community mobilisation - for without getting the people of the world to move their collective arses (as opposed to sitting back while "everyone else" does something) then it will be goodbye nice planet.

For every bad thing the UN does, there seem to be 10 good things that no-one ever mentions...

Keith Farnish
http://www.theearthblog.org
http://www.reduce3.com

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