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When ActionAid asked our Project TOTO shortlist to blog about the link between climate change and poverty, we really didn’t know what we’d get back.
In the end, we received nine well crafted blogs that reflected the huge diversity of people in our shortlist. We had climate change sceptics, climate change converts and climate change champions. We also had discussions about horse poo. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: blogging, challenge, climate change, Copenhagen, human rights
The below post is from Laurel Papworth in response to TOTO Challenge #1
DISCUSSING CLIMATE CHANGE
Hmmm. “climate change” – does anyone NOT have an opinion? Even if it’s “I wish they’d shut up about climate change” it’s still on our radar, in a big way. We have the time and education and resources to debate the issue in the pubs, loungerooms, bars, gyms, and on Twitter. If we want to. Our choice. Yet not every country has the luxury of being able to stop and discuss global issues at a local level.
Tags: challenge, climate change, Copenhagen, inequality, poverty, technology
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