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Tuesday, 29 July 2014
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इदं
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Friday, 25 July 2014
Wednesday, 23 July 2014
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Sunday, 20 July 2014
i want join ''ORANGUTAN'''''PR0JECT....''''''SAVE____ANIMAL'S
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Dear Swamishishu,
Thank you for your email inquiry.
I dont really understand what you mean by joining the orangutan project.
The Care Centres we support do not have volunteer orangutan carers as such, as they encourage local employment and long term relationships with the care of the orangutans.
However, TOP runs a volunteer program and we do this in conjunction with IAR.
It’s on our websitehttp://www.orangutan.org.nz/volunteer
And more info here
We can also suggest:
• The Orangutan Foundation six-week volunteer groups in Tanjung Putting National Park (www.orangutan.org.uk)
• Volunteering with the Orangutan Health Project in Sumatra, Indonesia who run a research project which aims to discover more about the special behaviours and ecological conditions necessary for the maintenance of health in wild Orangutans
• Becoming involved with TOP within Australia and supporting TOP in your State by registering as a friend on our website ~ you'll receive email updates on activities and fund raising/awareness events in your area.
• Great Orangutan Project 2 and 4 week Volunteer options
• Orangutan Tropical Peatland Volunteer program
You may like to enquire future with insitu organisations such as WWF & OFI.
However if you were wanting to volunteer within Australia, can I ask what state you are in and then I can forward your details onto our state rep.
I know they would be very grateful for any offers to help the more hands the lighter the work. TOP runs events and awareness stalls in all states via their State representative – there is a great team atmosphere and lots of fun
Our business partners are promoted here and on our social media http://www.orangutan.org.au/supporters-partners
Our partner products (donate a % of sales) are promoted here http://www.orangutan.org.au/how-to-help/partner-products
However, we don’t accept companies that use palm oil in their products from the Islands of Borneo or Sumatra (orangutan habitat).
If you would like any more information please feel free to contact
brianna.vidal@orangutan.org.au if you would like any more information for either partnership.
Thank you for supporting The Orangutan Project it is greatly appreciated.
If I can be of any more assistance please let me know.
Regards
Amanda Moore Customer Service Officer
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manejmenT.....
The head of the robbers during a bank robbery in the bank warned the people: and know that your money is in the country. Everybody lie down immediately!
everybody went down ...
everybody went down ...
It says 'Mind Changing Concept'
MBA holder who was a companion of robbers, he said: count the money?
chief said: stupid, they watch on TV in news.
chief said: stupid, they watch on TV in news.
This is called 'Experience'
Robbers fled with Rs 20 lakh.
Bank official said: Let FIR?
Manager said: Take 10 million and 50 million embezzlement and we have also added two in the booty ... I wish every month to robbery !
Bank official said: Let FIR?
Manager said: Take 10 million and 50 million embezzlement and we have also added two in the booty ... I wish every month to robbery !
This is called 'Opportunity'
News on TV Eye: Bank robbed of 80 million.
robbers often numbered only 20 million left.
robbers often numbered only 20 million left.
They understood that such a risk since they met 20 million, making the manager sitting unused for 60 million!
It says 'MANAGEMENT' 😎
Friday, 18 July 2014
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i M WORKING AGAINST'''GLOBL'WARMING...'''' and...i want..each..and''EVERY'''peson...on...our....planet...should...join...'me '...
people...should...''UNDERSTAND'''...my...feeling...and...should..'''NOT FEEL'''HURTED'''...BY...MEANS....
@shishuvidehi '' twitter.'''...f0llow me
thankx...
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''' universal kid '' {swamishishuvidehanand_sarswati }
people...should...''UNDERSTAND
@shishuvidehi '' twitter.'''...f0llow me
thankx...
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''' universal kid '' {swamishishuvidehanand_sarswat
Thursday, 17 July 2014
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Watch this video showing the fast growing support for the movement against Essar’s proposed coal mine in Mahan.
The video brilliantly shows how the people of Mahan are standing strong against threats, atrocities and are united in protecting their livelihoods, their homes and their rights. Our country’s natural wealth and the livelihoods of thousands of people are at stake because of Essar’s planned project.
What’s even more amazing is that over one million Indians are united in supporting the people of Mahan in their fight for justice. It is the voice of Indians rising together that can save Mahan! The power of the crowd cannot be ignored.
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Tuesday, 15 July 2014
swamishishuvidehananD_sarswati,
This week, Food Tank is highlighting a new fact sheet created by the Small Planet Institute that examines a reality that nearly one billion people face every day: hunger.
The Small Planet Institute, created in 2001, works to identify important global issues and creates media featuring solutions for a sustainable future. Founded by mother-daughter team Frances Moore Lappé and Anna Lappé, the institute has worked on numerous projects and publications promoting a better, more just global food system. “World Hunger Factsheet: What We Need to Know,” their newest publication, stresses that while hunger still persists, there are innovative solutions helping the millions who are currently hungry.
In 2000, the United Nations issued the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), which call for halving the number of chronically hungry people in the developing world between 1990 and 2015. But with the deadline for meeting the MDGs closing in, the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) reports that measuring progress has proved to be difficult and potentially misleading.
For example, in Vietnam chronic hunger has been reduced to eight percent, but almost one-third of Vietnamese children show stunted growth, an irreversible indicator of undernutrition. Moreover, the FAO’s definition of “chronically hungry” doesn’t measure the full scale of global hunger.
According to the FAO, those classified as “chronically hungry” must experience a severe calorie deficiency for at least a year. Consequently, individuals plagued by short-term episodes of hunger are not encompassed in recent food security reports by the U.N., the FAO, and the World Food Programme. Neither are malnourished individuals who receive adequate calories, but lack the nutrients to ensure good health.This means a lot of hungry people go uncounted.
The Small Planet Institute’s latest fact sheet and their other publications like “Framing Hunger” are helping highlight the nuances in defining, categorizing, and measuring the world’s hungry.
The Small Planet Institute also stresses that although there are too many needlessly hungry and malnourished people in the world, the problem isn’t a lack of food.According to Frances Moore Lappé, “the false diagnosis is that the problem is scarcity. It is a fear driven message that there’s not enough.”
The world produces enough food to provide 2,800 calories for every man, woman, and child each day. However roughly one-third of all food - the equivalent of one kilogram per person per day - ends up rotting in the fields or thrown away in the trash. But this news is both disheartening and uplifting. While it means that food waste needs to be severely curbed, it also means that current global food production is sufficient to feed the planet.
Immense untapped potential exists in other overlooked places, according to the Small Planet Institute, including in livestock production. Three-quarters of the world’s agricultural land is used to for livestock, yet livestock provide only 16 percent of the world’s calories. On average, livestock require six kilograms of plant protein to produce one kilogram of meat for human consumption. About 30 percent of global corn crops and 80 percent of global soybean crops are used for livestock feed. A shift away from livestock production could free up these land and food resources to help feed hungry people.
Fortunately, there are success stories that governments, individuals and organizations worldwide can strive to emulate. In Brazil, the government, civil society organizations, and farmers are working together towards zero hunger. The government’s initiatives are driven by the national constitutional right to food, and include the founding of 100 “People’s Restaurants” that provide US $.50 meals to thousands of city dwellers each day, created with food grown by local farmers.
The Landless Workers social movement has helped to resettle 370,000 Brazilian families on an estimated eight million hectares of farmland, and offers training and support in ecological agriculture. Combined with employment opportunities and a strengthened currency, these initiatives have decreased Brazil’s economic inequality and reduced the number of hungry Brazilians by 40 percent.
And other nations can emulate some of Brazil’s policies. In Frances Moore Lappé’swords, “Hunger is not the result of the scarcity of food but the scarcity of democracy.” Through changing public policies, strengthening social movements, and supporting the Right to Food, the world could see a drastic reduction in hunger.
By targeting food waste and untapped resources, more food will become available to those who need it, without the need to increase production. Business leaders, policy-makers, eaters, and farmers need to see what is working—and use those models to nourish both people and the planet.
Want to suggest a project we should be highlighting? Send me an email atdanielle@foodtank.com and let us know! Share this article by clicking HERE.
All the best,
Danielle Nierenberg
President, Food Tank
foodtank.com
This week, Food Tank is highlighting a new fact sheet created by the Small Planet Institute that examines a reality that nearly one billion people face every day: hunger.
The Small Planet Institute, created in 2001, works to identify important global issues and creates media featuring solutions for a sustainable future. Founded by mother-daughter team Frances Moore Lappé and Anna Lappé, the institute has worked on numerous projects and publications promoting a better, more just global food system. “World Hunger Factsheet: What We Need to Know,” their newest publication, stresses that while hunger still persists, there are innovative solutions helping the millions who are currently hungry.
In 2000, the United Nations issued the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), which call for halving the number of chronically hungry people in the developing world between 1990 and 2015. But with the deadline for meeting the MDGs closing in, the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) reports that measuring progress has proved to be difficult and potentially misleading.
For example, in Vietnam chronic hunger has been reduced to eight percent, but almost one-third of Vietnamese children show stunted growth, an irreversible indicator of undernutrition. Moreover, the FAO’s definition of “chronically hungry” doesn’t measure the full scale of global hunger.
According to the FAO, those classified as “chronically hungry” must experience a severe calorie deficiency for at least a year. Consequently, individuals plagued by short-term episodes of hunger are not encompassed in recent food security reports by the U.N., the FAO, and the World Food Programme. Neither are malnourished individuals who receive adequate calories, but lack the nutrients to ensure good health.This means a lot of hungry people go uncounted.
The Small Planet Institute’s latest fact sheet and their other publications like “Framing Hunger” are helping highlight the nuances in defining, categorizing, and measuring the world’s hungry.
The Small Planet Institute also stresses that although there are too many needlessly hungry and malnourished people in the world, the problem isn’t a lack of food.According to Frances Moore Lappé, “the false diagnosis is that the problem is scarcity. It is a fear driven message that there’s not enough.”
The world produces enough food to provide 2,800 calories for every man, woman, and child each day. However roughly one-third of all food - the equivalent of one kilogram per person per day - ends up rotting in the fields or thrown away in the trash. But this news is both disheartening and uplifting. While it means that food waste needs to be severely curbed, it also means that current global food production is sufficient to feed the planet.
Immense untapped potential exists in other overlooked places, according to the Small Planet Institute, including in livestock production. Three-quarters of the world’s agricultural land is used to for livestock, yet livestock provide only 16 percent of the world’s calories. On average, livestock require six kilograms of plant protein to produce one kilogram of meat for human consumption. About 30 percent of global corn crops and 80 percent of global soybean crops are used for livestock feed. A shift away from livestock production could free up these land and food resources to help feed hungry people.
Fortunately, there are success stories that governments, individuals and organizations worldwide can strive to emulate. In Brazil, the government, civil society organizations, and farmers are working together towards zero hunger. The government’s initiatives are driven by the national constitutional right to food, and include the founding of 100 “People’s Restaurants” that provide US $.50 meals to thousands of city dwellers each day, created with food grown by local farmers.
The Landless Workers social movement has helped to resettle 370,000 Brazilian families on an estimated eight million hectares of farmland, and offers training and support in ecological agriculture. Combined with employment opportunities and a strengthened currency, these initiatives have decreased Brazil’s economic inequality and reduced the number of hungry Brazilians by 40 percent.
And other nations can emulate some of Brazil’s policies. In Frances Moore Lappé’swords, “Hunger is not the result of the scarcity of food but the scarcity of democracy.” Through changing public policies, strengthening social movements, and supporting the Right to Food, the world could see a drastic reduction in hunger.
By targeting food waste and untapped resources, more food will become available to those who need it, without the need to increase production. Business leaders, policy-makers, eaters, and farmers need to see what is working—and use those models to nourish both people and the planet.
Want to suggest a project we should be highlighting? Send me an email atdanielle@foodtank.com and let us know! Share this article by clicking HERE.
All the best,
Danielle Nierenberg
President, Food Tank
foodtank.com
Sunday, 13 July 2014
Swamishishu,
For nature and people too,
For years Lord Christopher Monckton has been crisscrossing the globe sharing the inconvenient truths about global warming.
CFACT presented Christopher with an award on Wednesday at the Ninth International Conference on Climate Change for being a "dauntless purveyor of climate truth."
You can view Lord Monckton's keynote address (at 27:59) and CFACT's award presentation (at 1:19:12) here.
CFACT presented Christopher with an award on Wednesday at the Ninth International Conference on Climate Change for being a "dauntless purveyor of climate truth."
You can view Lord Monckton's keynote address (at 27:59) and CFACT's award presentation (at 1:19:12) here.
Lord Monckton has been a journalist, a leader in the UK's Conservative and Independence Parties and served as a policy and scientific advisor to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
Many may not know that he has used his considerable mathematical skills to design some of the world's most cunningly difficult puzzles.
At CFACT we have had the chance to truly get to know Christopher over the years, and have teamed up with him on numerous occasions, particularly to report on and bring the facts to United Nations conferences.
Lord Monckton has been a prominent spokesman and figure at UN conferences in Bali, Bonn, Copenhagen, Cancun, Durban, Rio and Qatar.
It is always fascinating to see Lord Monckton in action. He continually impresses with his ability to delve into and truly master the most complicated matters of science and policy. When the UN issues a report with the heft of a phone book, everyone cheats and confines their reading the relatively brief “summary for policymakers.” Not, Lord Monckton. Christopher burns the midnight oil and devours those hefty tomes from cover to cover.
You might not think that a man who bears the lofty title “3rd Viscount Monckton of Brenchley” would be so adept at communicating the complexities of climate science and policy in ways any citizen can grasp. Yet that is his particular gift. Here is a man equally at ease debating Greenpeace activists to a standstill on the streets of Berlin, trouncing the exalted in free debate at the Oxford Union, in the bright lights of a television studio, answering the question and calming the fears of everyday citizens, or planning a brighter future with the people of a Mexican village that has never had electricity.
Christopher has truly lived up to Kipling's exhortation that a man should be able to “walk with kings, nor lose the common touch.”
It's no secret that global warming campaigners are so insecure about the ability of their pronouncements to stand on their merits, that they respond to this problem by attempting to ridicule, silence and exclude anyone who dares to question them. Lord Monckton's is one voice the climate crowd has had no success in stilling. This has caused them endless frustration, while providing considerable amusement to Christopher's many friends.
It's also no secret that CFACT's is another voice that refuses to be stilled. We've often resorted to a bit of creative flair to ensure that's the case. For our (very patient) friend Christopher, this has resulted in the incongruous spectacle of a British Lord tossed out of an airplane (with parachute) at the UN's conference in Durban, expounding on climate science from the back of a camel (in full Bedouin regalia) in Qatar, dancing around a sand sculpture on Rio's Ipanema beach, and handing out "carbon indulgences" with Gaia, Mother Earth herself, in Bonn.
Lord Monckton's compelling voice has done great service in debunking warming propaganda to the benefit of verifiable scientific fact.
May it long continue to do so.
May it long continue to do so.
For nature and people too,
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Saturday, 12 July 2014
Dear swmishishu,
Thanks for signing my petition, "Perungalathur Municipality: Improve the Cleanliness in Perungalathur surroundings."
Can you help this petition win by asking your friends to sign too? It's easy to share with your friends on Facebook - just click here to share the petition on Facebook.
There's also a sample email below that you can forward to your friends.
Thanks again -- together we're making change happen,
Sonia Muralidharan
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I just signed the petition "Perungalathur Municipality: Improve the Cleanliness in Perungalathur surroundings" on Change.org.
It's important. Will you sign it too? Here's the link:
http://www.change.org/petitions/perungalathur-municipality-improve-the-cleanliness-in-perungalathur-surroundings?recruiter=86906363&utm_campaign=signature_receipt&utm_medium=email&
Thanks for signing my petition, "Perungalathur Municipality: Improve the Cleanliness in Perungalathur surroundings."
Can you help this petition win by asking your friends to sign too? It's easy to share with your friends on Facebook - just click here to share the petition on Facebook.
There's also a sample email below that you can forward to your friends.
Thanks again -- together we're making change happen,
Sonia Muralidharan
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Hi!
I just signed the petition "Perungalathur Municipality: Improve the Cleanliness in Perungalathur surroundings" on Change.org.
It's important. Will you sign it too? Here's the link:
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