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Posted: 2008 April 03, Thursday 23:57
El cambio climático es, probablemente, el problema más grande que nuestro planeta enfrenta hoy. Solo en los Estados Unidos, las emisiones de bióxido carbono son de casi 20 toneladas por persona al año. Desde 1990 se han registrado los 10 años con las temperaturas más altas; el año del 2006 fue el más caliente. El hielo del mar Ártico ha declinado a los niveles más bajos de la historia y varios estudios demuestran que dos terceras partes de la población de osos polares desaparecerán para el 2050.
Por favor visita :
http://www.earthhour.org/espanol
50 stars shine bright in support of Earth Hour 17 March 2008 - SYDNEY: Stars will shine brightly at 8pm on March 29, 2008 both in the sky and through an impressive line-up of celebrity star power coming together to support Earth Hour. Australia’s biggest climate change initiative, Earth Hour, is now a global event, and will take place across 24 international cities this year.
Australian and international personalities from all walks of life will be switching off their lights for an hour in the hope of raising awareness to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and become more energy efficient.
“Celebrities can carry a message to a mass audience. Earth Hour’s message is that everyone needs to take responsibility to address climate change. So whether you are Silverchair, an accountant, a father, a politician, or a CEO, Earth Hour is something you can take part in. There are some amazing people supporting Earth Hour and its heart-warming to have support from all corners of the globe,” said Andy Ridley, Earth Hour Director.
Cathy Freeman features in an Earth Hour Community Service Announcement for TV and is joined by some of Australia’s most recognisable icons in supporting Earth Hour’s mission. Australian and international musicians, actors, media personalities, fashion designers and sporting figures are pledging their commitment to this campaign. The supporters represent a list of Australia’s ‘who’s who,’ featuring over 50 personalities, including:
Musicians
Australian rock bands and musical artists Silverchair, Jimmy Barnes, Rolf Harris, Missy Higgins, Kate Cebrano, Natalie Imbruglia, Pete Murray, the Veronicas, Hanson, Katie Noonan, Ben Lee, Tex Perkins, Vanessa Amorosi and Nelly Furtado.
More info:
http://www.earthhour.org/
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