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The document encourages using alternative forms of transportation like biking or walking to work in order to save money on gas and everyday items, get exercise, reduce your carbon footprint and environmental impact, and keep your family and the Earth happy and healthy. It suggests trying something different from your normal commute to put money back in your pocket while helping the environment.

Gas prices burning a hole in your pocket?

Use an alternate form of transportation for your “ride” to work.

Interested in reducing your carbon footprint…

While preventing environmental disasters?

Use alternate forms of transportation everyday.

It’s a new day. Reduce your gasoline consumption. TODAY.

This document discusses various causes and effects of climate change as well as actions individuals and organizations are taking to address it. It provides 12 simple actions individuals can take to mitigate climate change, such as using green power, saving energy, adopting a plant-rich diet, and avoiding flying. It also outlines organizations working on environmental issues and describes international agreements like the UNFCCC and Paris Agreement where countries commit to reducing greenhouse gas emissions to limit global warming. The document emphasizes both mitigation of and adaptation to climate change will be needed to effectively address its challenges.

The stakes are high_ managing the climatic disruption that threatens our soci...

Noreen Haider

This document outlines the vision and goals of a climate change project in Pakistan called Climate Champions. It aims to raise awareness and train Pakistani youth to take action to reduce carbon emissions and combat global warming. The project will launch activities in Lahore and expand to other cities, and needs funding and partnerships to build a team and begin outreach in schools by 2017. The overall mission is to have climate change champions in Pakistan by 2020 through education, engagement and inspiring action against climate change.

LCDS Pitch

Karran Sahadeo

This document presents a logo for Guyana's Lower Carbon Development Strategy to address climate change and deforestation. The logo depicts a colorful flower growing out of a circle, representing Guyana's people growing through adversity. The circle references a tree ring, indicating growth from a deforested area. The blending colors represent Guyana's diversity uniting to solve climate change. While specific to Guyana, the logo's simplified elements could apply universally, with the blending flower representing different peoples coming together globally over time to reverse climate change through improved, generational solutions. The logo captures the ideals of Guyana using its resources to begin solving this global problem through low carbon development.

Mudji global warming

sman 2 mataram

This document discusses global warming and its causes and effects. It states that global warming is an increase in the earth's temperature that can damage the ozone layer. Some factors that contribute to global warming include illegal logging, increased vehicle usage, and human activities. Humans are identified as the most dangerous factor because they engage in behaviors like illegal logging, building construction, and technology usage. The effects of global warming listed include increased temperatures, rising sea levels, environmental damage, and decreased natural resources and living areas. Solutions proposed are reducing illegal logging, vehicle usage, construction, and AC usage while applying reforestation and changing lifestyles. The conclusion is that global warming can be prevented if everyone gains an awareness of its dangers and works

World environmental day

Green Watch

Green Watch conducted a successful debate on World Environmental Day to discuss various environmental issues like global warming, greenhouse gas emissions, and carbon footprints. The debate was attended by representatives from NGOs, students, environmental consultants, and civil society organizations. Increasing dependency on fossil fuels and carbon emissions were major concerns addressed. The group advocated for energy independence through renewable resources like solar energy. Green Watch also launched a free online journal called "Green Watch" to increase environmental awareness among people, especially children and youth.

Think about it!

Juliana Chaddad de Carvalho

Philstar Climate Change Mitigation Needed

lisa.ito

World leaders are negotiating a new global treaty on climate change to reduce carbon emissions and replace the Kyoto Protocol. The Philippine government wants industrialized nations to commit to deep cuts in emissions of over 30% by 2017 and 50% by 2022 to prevent worsening effects of climate change like rising sea levels from sinking the Philippines. Already, 14 provinces in the Philippines are considered highly vulnerable to climate hazards like storms due to exposure and low adaptive capacity. On Earth Day, environmental groups criticized the Philippine government for policies they say fail to adequately address climate change and even make it worse, such as permitting large-scale logging and mining.

Of Clouds and Container Ships

Brian McCallion

The document discusses the emergence of cloud computing as an innovation to address the incongruities of traditional data centers. It argues that cloud provides a service delivery model that is aligned with utility pricing and can be provisioned quickly. This represents a shift from the current status quo dominated by large vendors. Realization of cloud will lead to a new era defined by the business internet and innovation in how applications are constructed from scalable components.

This first person “in the trenches” enterprise Public Cloud story told by the Solution Architect candidly examines the project from inception to delivery. Attendees will hear first-hand the real world challenges, opportunities, lessons-learned, and what it takes to architect and implement a real-world application in the public cloud. • Attendees will learn how the Solution Architect, CIO, and Development team navigate the technical and organizational challenges to delivering complex applications in a 119 year old company. • Attendees will learn of pitfalls, opportunities, and tactics that may help to frame and focus Public Cloud initiatives in their own complex organization and serve to foster optimistic yet realistic expectations for their own initiatives. • This session focuses on the organizational, cultural, and technical hurdles to designing and implementing a strategic application in the Public Cloud in a regulated industry. Attendees will gain insight into how to approach governing, initiating, and designing applications in a complex organization and learn tactics and strategies to successfully deliver such applications in their own complex organization.

Twitteratura a arte de escrever em até 140 caracteres

Daniele Freitas

Este trabalho apresenta um estudo sobre a Twitteratura, que é a literatura veiculada no microblog Twitter. A pesquisa aborda a concisão da literatura modernista brasileira e como ela influenciou a literatura curta no país. Também explica as características e ferramentas do Twitter e como ele se tornou um meio de publicação literária. Por fim, o estudo identifica os principais gêneros literários encontrados no Twitter, como poeminuto, haicai e microconto.

Data Driven DevOps: from Culture to Gamification

Brian McCallion

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Web 2.0 internetKutluhan Peker

Organ donation research paper

shampto

Baby Elizabeth is a 13 month old girl waiting for a lung transplant. She has been in the hospital for months waiting for a donor match. The author discusses the history of organ transplants and different types of transplant procedures. There is a shortage of organ donors, with over 100,000 people in the US on waiting lists. One organ donor can save up to 8 lives. The author urges readers to become organ donors to help save lives.

Organ donation research paper

shampto

Baby Elizabeth is a 13 month old girl waiting for a lung transplant. She has been in the hospital for months waiting for a donor match. Organ transplants have a long history dating back to ancient times, but the first successful transplant was not performed until 1954. There are different types of transplants including living, deceased, and between identical twins. Over 100,000 people in the US are currently waiting for organ donations, but only a fraction of that number are eligible donors. One organ donor can save up to 8 lives.

Resume Lola Gillard 184

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Lola Mae Holmes-Gillard has over 10 years of experience in leadership, management, and administrative roles. She has held positions as a co-manager at Ann Taylor, counselor aide and resident monitor at Dismas Charities, store manager at EZ Money and Citi Trends, and office manager at H&R Block. Holmes-Gillard has a Master's degree in Criminal Justice and Health Care Management from South University. She is skilled in Microsoft Office, communication, writing, and technical skills.