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Date: 23. of November 2009 | By: Michael
I agree. And there are a lot of people who say that they're really interested in these things after they saw a movie or read something about that in the newspaper. But they don't do anything and hope just that the politicians will change something...
Date: 23. of November 2009 | By: Lia, Rebecca
Nearly in every lesson the teachers talk about the climate change. In our last biology lesson we watched "Home". At the beginning the film is very beautiful, but when it shows what people do with the world, it's pretty ugly!
Date: 23. of November 2009 | By: Lia, Rebecca
Nearly in every lesson the teachers talk about the climate change. In our last biology lesson we watched "Home". At the beginning the film is very beautiful, but when it shows what people do with the world, it's pretty ugly!
Date: 23. of November 2009 | By: Lia, Rebecca
Nearly in every lesson the teachers talk about the climate change. In our last biology lesson we watched "Home". At the beginning the film is very beautiful, but when it shows what people do with the world, it's pretty ugly!
Date: 11. of November 2009 | By: Giuseppe Garibotto
Oh I've seen that film too. They say that in the premiere of the movie each ticket was sold, but people were bored. And so on, it didn't go well. But it's because many people refuse to understand the whole context of Global Warming. It's something more serious and dangerous than it sounds. If we don't do something about it, who will? We can't wait for someone to come from the outside and solve everything.
Take Care,
Giuseppe Garibotto, Colegio América