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Children Help THe FIght oN GLobal Warming By “Walking To The Moon And Back”

By Bitesize ⋅ November 14, 2006 ⋅  Print This Post ⋅ Post a comment

Children From All Over The EU Have Stopped Using Cars And Buses To Get To School In An Effort TO Help Get THe Point Across About Global Warming.

The Children From  Germany, the Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, Britain, Italy, Luxembourg, Sweden and Turkey Cut An outline Of Their Footprint For every Mile Walked Instead Of Been Driven. That Resulted In 618,315 Footprints.

The Distance To The Moon Is Just 250,000 Miles, The Children Covered 618,315 Miles. No Doubt Saving Alot Of The Ozone Layer.

Its Important For young People To Get Involved In Such A Project And Children Are Always Asking About How To Save The Ozone Layer.

 

Austria Had The Highest Amount OF Footprints With 200,000.

The Green Footprints Were Handed In At A UN conference On The Fight Of Global Warming In Nairobi. Its Quite Amazing What The Future HOlds. But Hopefully With Kids LIke These Growing Up . We Might Stand A Chance Against Global Warming.

 

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