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ALLIANCE FOR CLIMATE EDUCATION INC Petition
970 signatures
The full Declaration was written by Alec Loorz, 15 years old, and is intended for those 25 and younger.
You can read the full petition online, here: http://www.acespace.org
abajo con las bolsas de plastico o papel por favor lleven sus propias bolsas al mercado, toma tiempo acostumbrarse pero vale la pena, gracias
Updated: The cause has reached 258,000 members.
I inviter everyone on my friends list :). Get rid of the plastic. I work at a hospital and there is so much that does not get recycled it is sick.
Updated: The cause has reached 257,000 members.
Updated: The cause has reached 257,000 members.
Someone needs to speak to the world wide retailers like Carrefour to make this a standard in all his branches ..
also in hungary you have to pay in every supermarket,so everybody is bringing their own bags!
You have to pay for plastic bags in Italian supermarkets, which is good, as it pushes more people to bring their own bags. Am usimg 2 green cotton bags at the moment. More resistent and I can fit more beers in there as well!!! :)
Come and tell it loudly at the Brussels climate wave on december 5th:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php...
PLease consider writing to your MP on this issue!Big supermarkets still have them freely available...it is DISGUSTING and i feel only tough legislation will change this...
Updated: The cause has reached 256,000 members.
My first reusable bag I bought off eBay from STAY VOCAL. They are also here on Facebook. And the canvas bag I bought is bigger and more roomier than any other bag I have, except the humongous ones I have from IKEA (jeeeeeeesus those are big). Check out STAY VOCAL
Updated: The cause has reached 255,000 members.
nyaah ka bumi alam = nyaah ka diri = nyaah ka caroge/istri = nyaah ka anak incu = nyaah ka sepuh/mitoha = nyaah ka sarerea
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