SAVE THE ENVIRO MEETINGS ARE THEY REALLY EFFECTIVE ? YOU DECIDE ???

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   londonguy1posted 15 years ago

   WILL WE HAVE RESULTS YES OR NO ?

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      Springboardposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      I think it depends greatly on how people ultimately decide the whole thing will impact them on a personal level. I think that the whole 'green' thing is a bit overdone and the climate change issue is certainly overdone.
      
      I think it is vitally important to be environmentally responsible. Whether that belief is in the majority, however, is questionable.
      
      It's clear now, though, that the meetings have solved nothing.

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   shinujohn2008posted 15 years ago

   they are just meetings and nothing more.

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      robertphillipposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      I totally agree with this facts that Meetings that are held for this purpose are just meetings nothing more than that, you will see no progress that or may be next to nil in the field of taking environment friendly steps towards saving the environment. One meeting leads to other meeting and so on so forth, it carries on. It is the private companies role that have to take certain steps to save the environment by using greener products and eco-friendly products. I saw <a href="http://www.eco-inkjets.com">Eco inkjets</a> , this company produces eco friendly ink cartridges. I think that something like this will only work rather than having meetings...........

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      adityasatyaposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      wow nive explanation
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   KevCCposted 15 years ago

   WHAT'S WITH ALL THE SHOUTING??

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   Dog On A Missionposted 15 years ago

   Its 2010 now and it is a well documented fact that there has been ZERO global warming since 1995.
   
   Sea levels have NOT risen. The whole green movement are being conned by vested interests who want to impose a global carbon tax.
   
   Google "climategate emails".

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