Questions from Morogoro

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01. Question 1

Asked by: Morogoro | Biel/Bienne

If you could choose anyone in the world to be your special climate hero or role model, who would it be?

In our opinion is our special climate hero AL GORE. You know him?

He lost the presidential election of the Unites States. He has also written two books to save our climate. But his greatest feat is his movie called "The unconvenient truth".

Our climate hero is a person who make little things for the envoirement.

climate heroes are greenpeace, leonardo dicaprio, and everybody who helps to save our planet, our climate. everbody who acts, even if it's not a big action!to learn more about greenpeace and leonardo dicaprio's projects, visit www.greenpeace.com, www.leonardodicaprio.com, www.savemyoceans.com. there are also some ideas to show you, how YOU can help to save the blue planet.

02. Question 2

Asked by: Morogoro | Biel/Bienne

Magic Johnson said: “I believe in the power of heroes. What is a hero? There are as many different answers to that question as there are people in the world, and that’s a good thing: we need different kinds of role models for different kinds of people. I personally think a hero is a leader who has a positive impact on people. A hero is someone who acts and through those actions changes the world.” – Tell me your definition of a hero.

A climate hero is a person who does more for the environment than other ones.

03. Question 3

Asked by: Morogoro | Biel/Bienne

A group of students thought it would be great to collect portraits of climate heros from all over the world. That’s what they say: “If we show people that if those local climate heros can make the effort, then anybody can. Let them see that what they are doing is rapidly becoming the norm, not the exception. Your climate heros don’t need to be famous. We’d like to show people just like you and me – with the little difference that they care. The goal is to realize an impressive exhibition of portraits from all over the world.”

a) What are the most important things people in your country need to change in order to become climate heros?

b) Some participants of this projects don’t like the word “hero”. Which other words could we use instead?

a) The people have to take the bike or the public transports and not the car. Other possibilities are seperate the rubbish, eat season fruits, have a short shower, take your own bags with, when you go shopping.

b) Instead we could perhaps use: "Climate Saver", "Eco-Warrior" and "Climate Conservationist"

04. Question 4

Asked by: Morogoro | Biel/Bienne

In 1992, at the age of 12, Severn Cullis-Suzuki and her friends traveled to 1992’s Rio Earth Summit, where she gave a powerful speech that deeply affected the leaders who heard it. She became known as “The Girl Who Silenced the World for 5 Minutes.” She hasn’t stopped since, starting several groups and projects and becoming a dynamic, luminous light in a new generation of eco-leaders. She says: “Each individual really does count. And the more I've thought about it, the more I've realized that each person is a role model to all the people around us. That's how cultures evolve and things become cool--the influence of a few individuals that catches on.”

What change can YOU make?

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Now it is your turn to compile the questions 5 until 8. Carefully consider the best way of posing the questions in order to gain the best possible insight into the everyday views of your partner class.