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Bloggers launched the Internet Greenpeace

Published 23rd September 2009 - 12 comments - 9406 views -

90 bloggers (also journalists, non-journalists, and non-bloggers) showed up in Copenhagen to fight up with the climate change. Without any difficulties they became more friends then enemies before the bloody competition of life and death (nature is dying after all and us too as conclusion of course).

This seemed the nicest way to meet new people in the (non-) professional field, colleagues from the universities, graphomans, media pros, interested in new projects people.

So what about the eco? Maybe the eco-emotions did much about their conclusions as we understood from the topics of discussions, but the eco-vision of the Danish bicycle city opened a totally new way of thinking.

The common between them is the idea of a society, which is strong enough to change things. Despite of talking about climate change, pollution or reading a book on the beach, where the temperature has invisibly heighten up with round 1-2 degrees, they want to change the world, starting from Internet Greenpeace.

These people don`t need to be politicians to be heard. They speak with good reasons, explanations, believes and in most of the cases – without prizes.

Not all of the bloggers actually write a blog, but they do believe that no matter first or last place in any competition they will work for the society.  

We don`t need to lobby about things, in which we believe. That makes all of us winners.

Category: Climate Heroes, Sustainable Development, | Tags: bloggers, competition, enemies, friends, water mills, greenpeace, ideal,



Comments

VAssil Vassilev on 23rd September 2009:

Well, it seems that the place, time and people were choosen fine, because this country already have a seriouse success in ecology and there could be found many examples of “clean energy sources”. The young people are planet future and their minds are the perfect field for growing of our future!

Al-x4o on 23rd September 2009:

Great post, Lucy. And I still believe Th!nk2 is way better than Greenpeace because it is totally independent - no commercial companies standing behind, no shady finances.
Just ambitious young people concerned in changing the world to be a better place to live.
Go, guys!

Yordanka Stoyanova on 23rd September 2009:

I hope that all bloggers will post interesting publication. It seems that TH!NK2 shoul be interesting grin

Good Luck Lucy!

Poli Nikolova on 23rd September 2009:

You said it right, Lucy ! Its great that young people take iniciativa in causes like this and i hope even more will join you ! Really looking forward to see the results ! Good luck smile

poli on 24th September 2009:

Keep up the good work!

gwenannwilson on 05th October 2009:

Nice post smile Keep it up.
travel on 27th October 2009:

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Mark on 07th December 2009:

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Lucy Setian on 29th December 2009:

That`s nice!

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huutokauppa on 25th March 2010:

its great to see others doing their part!

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