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October 24th 2008 06:52
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Climate Change - The kids join in
We are doing t for them after all I guess.
Check out these great pics from the U.N.
CLICK HERE
They are really very good.
Check out these great pics from the U.N.
Child Artists Join UN on Climate Change
From Mexico to Malta, children from all over the world are helping to raise awareness about climate change through Paint for the Planet, an exhibit and auction of children's art organized by the United Nations Environment Programme. Launched on Oct. 23 at the United Nations' headquarters in New York, the exhibit features dozens of paintings by young artists that showcase their hopes and fears for the planet. These finalists were chosen from a collection of nearly 200,000 paintings. A live auction of the paintings will raise funds for children affected by climate-related disasters. This painting is by Charlotte Sullivan, 13-years-old, England
(Courtesy of the United Nations Environment Programme)
From Mexico to Malta, children from all over the world are helping to raise awareness about climate change through Paint for the Planet, an exhibit and auction of children's art organized by the United Nations Environment Programme. Launched on Oct. 23 at the United Nations' headquarters in New York, the exhibit features dozens of paintings by young artists that showcase their hopes and fears for the planet. These finalists were chosen from a collection of nearly 200,000 paintings. A live auction of the paintings will raise funds for children affected by climate-related disasters. This painting is by Charlotte Sullivan, 13-years-old, England
(Courtesy of the United Nations Environment Programme)
CLICK HERE
They are really very good.
Picture courtesy of the U.N.
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Perhaps we should package them up and send them via carrier pigeon to our 'slow learnlng' world leaders.
The pictures, I mean, not the children.