Published Monday, March 31, 2008 at 11:55
by
cafeneaua.politica 
in Save our planet (373 views and 0 comments)
Sign this petition for promoting in Romania and Europe
the healthy life, increasing the use of bicycles, and in this way
for reducing the locals pollution that generate a global worming
amount. Signing this petition you agreed to promote a law
initiative that will force the all Romanian and European local
administrations to generate special places on auto roads from
inside of the towns and communes in the only bicyclist’s
advantage.
Please forward this announcement to yours friends!
In Romanian:
Va invit sa semnati o petitie in favoarea unei initiative legislative in
Romania si Europa ce sa promoveze concret prezervarea calitatii
mediului.
Va rog sa promovati acest mesaj in cercurile de apropiati in
logica unui efort comun pentru un interes comun!
SorinPLATON
Tags: activists, climate change, transport
Published Tuesday, March 25, 2008 at 10:16
by
cafeneaua.politica
in Save our planet (418 views and 2 comments)
The most important matter of sustainable development doesn’t support the quantity of economic growth but the quality of an environmental, economic, social, and cultural development.A sustainable community effort consists of a long-term and integrated systems approach to developing and achieving a healthy community by balanced environmental, economic, social, and cultural issues. The Romanian (European) Social Democrats advocates a sustainable development of our planet and not the destruction of the environment and our resources.
It is necesary that the price of the different resources must cover all calculatable external costs. The government has to add the calculated charges so the different resources get the same conditions on the market. If the charges are creating an income, this income is to restitute to the inhabitants... » read more ...
Tags: consumers, energy, environment, Romania, sustainable development
Published Wednesday, March 19, 2008 at 16:50
by
Poul_Nyrup_Rasmussen
in Save our planet (402 views and 5 comments)
The suggestion to
focus more on environmental issues is certainly a good one. I
usually refer to it as a new strategy for ‘smart green growth’, but
‘New Sustainable Europe’ and ‘New Social Europe is also Green’ are
also catchy headlines. Thanks to our PES activist for his
ideas!Tags: employment, environment, president
Published Monday, March 17, 2008 at 10:15
by
Editor
in Save our planet (386 views and 0 comments)
Tags: environment, green cities, solar, sustainable energy, wind
Published Friday, March 14, 2008 at 16:02
by
Editor
in Save our planet (359 views and 0 comments)
At yesterday’s meeting of socialist and
social democratic prime ministers smart green growth was one of the
big topics.Tags: climate change, welfare, workers
Published Friday, March 14, 2008 at 14:56
by
heisbo
in Save our planet (541 views and 4 comments)
Even though discussion
paper 'Save our
planet' concentrates mostly on energy policy, I would like
discuss also about the influence of the traffic emissions.Tags: blogger of the week, climate change, CO2, consumer, environment, transport
Published Friday, March 14, 2008 at 11:48
by
AnneSofie
in Save our planet (431 views and 1 comments)
Scandinavian
PES
activists met in the village of Jørlunde, located on the
island of Zealand, Denmark on March 1st and 2nd 2008 to discuss
European democracy, politics and the PES manifesto.
Over sometimes heated discussions, the 80 participants agreed on
a number is issues, which we feel must be included in the PES
manifesto. Here is our suggestions for the theme 'Save our
planet':
Tags: activists, climate change, CO2, environment, manifesto, transport
Published Monday, March 10, 2008 at 10:12
by
frederic.vareillas
in Save our planet (412 views and 3 comments)
Tags: climate change, CO2, electricity, energy, environment, nuclear energy, transport
Published Wednesday, March 5, 2008 at 21:11
by
Pierre_Kanuty
in Save our planet (322 views and 1 comments)
Plus personne
n’ignore l’importance du développement durable. C’est devenu un
aspect désormais incontournable des politiques publiques, de la
production et de la recherche. Fini le temps où l’écologie
n’était la marotte que de quelques chevelus nostalgiques des
années 70. A mesure que l’on avance dans le temps, les effets du
réchauffement climatique, de la raréfaction des ressources se
font sentir de plus en plus.
Cela appelle une révolution culturelle dans la pensée de la gauche et d’ailleurs cela a été engagé depuis quelques temps.
Après le temps de l’indifférence est venu le temps de la réparation. On produit, on consomme, puis on nettoie. A l’évidence, ça ne suffit pas. L’ampleur de la pollution ne vient pas de la seule consommation, mais aussi de la production. D’ailleurs, c’est tout le système économique qui est concerné : la production mobilise les ressources naturelles dans une quantité que la disponibilité des sols ou des sous-sols ne peut suivre et la consommation, à l’autre bout de... » read more ...
Tags: consumption, economy, pollution, sustainable development
Published Tuesday, March 4, 2008 at 22:47
by
carl0s
in Save our planet (343 views and 1 comments)
A new consensus has developed. Food sold in
supermarkets and manufactured goods are contributing to piles of
toxic rubbish all over Europe. Given how much food is shipped
around the EU, now is the time to put a tax on all extra bulk
created for retail goods. We simply don't want apples on
polystyrene trays, and plastic racks in biscuit packets -
especially as we struggle to deal with the "recycled" items at the
moment. Common needs must take priority over marketing - it's time
to start...
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