Hunnders oversize armchairs and one hundresd Israel artist who have agreed to open their hearts and devote their talent, imgiantion and their preicous time to help realize theis project. The event assosiated with and auction off all the chairs donated the proccedd to assisting and supporting needy and underplivileged children
with the corporation of the museum of Sciences and Environment Petach-Tikva (curator Lizi Bandel) with Neomi Shemer school we cuild an eco-bench made from waste tires and other waste materia.
May 2010. the ceremony with Mr. Ohanon the mayor of Petach Tikva will take place during the week for the environment. May 2010
With over 4000 languages spoken around the world, it’s probably not with a bunch of words—so we made this animation
350.org is an international campaign dedicated to building a movement to unite the world around solutions to the climate crisis–the solutions that science and justice demand.
Our mission is to inspire the world to rise to the challenge of the climate crisis—to create a new sense of urgency and of possibility for our planet.
Our focus is on the number 350–as in parts per million, the level scientists have identified as the safe upper limit for CO2 in our atmosphere. But 350 is more than a number–it’s a symbol of where we need to head as a planet.
To tackle climate change we need to move quickly, and we need to act in unison—and 2009 will be an absolutely crucial year. This December, world leaders will meet in Copenhagen, Denmark to craft a new global treaty on cutting emissions. The problem is, the treaty currently on the table doesn’t meet the severity of the climate crisis—it doesn’t pass the 350 test.
In order to unite the public, media, and our political leaders behind the 350 goal, we’re harnessing the power of the internet to coordinate a planetary day of action on October 24, 2009. We hope to have actions at hundreds of iconic places around the world – from the Taj Mahal to the Great Barrier Reef to your community – and clear message to world leaders: the solutions to climate change must be equitable, they must be grounded in science, and they must meet the scale of the crisis.
If an international grassroots movement holds our leaders accountable to the latest climate science, we can start the global transformation we so desperately need.
