Hope for the future 11.11.11

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Comment by freejadee on July 26, 2011 at 7:33pm

Hi, I'm planning to grow my own mini organic farm on my porch. Any advice on how to get started? I'm completely a newbie in this area. thanx a bunch!

Comment by freejadee on July 26, 2011 at 7:32pm

Hi Everyone! Hello from Shanghai! I'm planning to take on the Uniform Project.

http://www.theuniformproject.com/  

I pledged to wear a Little Black Dress for 365 days as an exercise in sustainable fashion. I will also try to get people in Shanghai to join this challenge in sustainable fashion. Advices, comments, or anything are all welcome!

 

Comment by Alex Coffey on June 6, 2011 at 1:27pm

Greetings, all! We here at One Day on Earth are gearing up for 11/11/11 and want you to join! Anyone been thinking of new ideas for November?

Comment by Gina Nemirofsky on November 12, 2010 at 3:56pm

Hello Hope for the Future Group! Can't wait to see all the videos on this topic! Please share with the group! Also, we extended the deadline to November 17, so please do not forget to upload to www.onedayonearth.org!

Comment by Patterson Shafer on October 14, 2010 at 12:29am

Hi folks - I hope you all had a great 10th. My thought on sustainability is around reuse. We're into solar power, minimal impact - but we see such opportunity in reusing items that others view as trash. We're building a small camp in in Maine using 80% materials on the site or salvaged from the dump, tag sales, etc.

I spent the10th working on the cabin and enjoying the lake.

Comment by Christina Gioiosa on October 10, 2010 at 4:13pm

I go to a small liberal arts school in Ashland, WI, that is all about environmental sustainability. That said, I'll be filming the multiple ways my campus uses and re-uses items and energy. Hopefully all goes well.

Comment by M. Omer Nadeem Khan on October 9, 2010 at 4:56pm

Hope for the Good Future of all World especially Pakistan whats going here you can imagine through Pic which i displayed at my profile Pic.

Comment by Biodun Awosusi on October 7, 2010 at 9:50pm

The bright light that shines at sunrise lifts the heeavy heart. The breath of a new morning sends a message: yesterday is gone with all its challenges and a fresh start begins. Between sunrise and sunset, a man reminisces of his days and patiently waits for a new dawn.
I met Desmond Tutu, the South African Nobel Laureate in Ghana two weeks ago: his lifestyle and fight for global peace through various foundations is a significant exmple that can lead to a more sustainable future.

Comment by Tchibouela on October 6, 2010 at 5:21pm

Salut à tous !!
heureux de faire parti de ce groupe,j 'ai trouvé très instructif de savoir que dans les propos de chacun de nous repose l'espoir, étant donné que nous sommes les élites de demain,c'est bien à nous de rélèver les défits que nous rencontrons tous les jours ne dit on pas "chaque jours dans la vie est un défit à rélever"
Pour commencer Unissons nos forces pour que tous les continents du monde soient éclairés par cette lumière qui renait en nous,(socialement).

Chaque hommes est capable de produire des ressources dans tous les domaines de la vie, en ayant juste cette aptitude productive.
Préservons aussi notre espace afin de lutter contre plusieurs facteurs qui ménacent notre environnement rendons le saint.

Comment by Renato Flores on October 6, 2010 at 4:52am

I am going to enlighten everyone about how convoluted we as human beings have become. About the slow loss of the human condition and our transition into a machine state of mind. Perfection is not so much our friend as it is the enemy. This goes down to bacteria and antibiotics; if one takes too much eventually the bacteria that survives and grows stronger will take you down. If we as humans try to destroy the imperfections, the one that will get us in the end is ourselves. We must learn how get over what the outside opinion has to say and what the risks might be, and go with it. Specifically, in America today.

Socially, I hope many people hear my story and learn how to come together and actually talk about what they think instead of an editorial spread or a commercial.

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