Thursday, 21 June 2012
Ma Terre...
Ma Terre je l'aime, elle me nourrit, Ma viande, mes légumes et mes
fruits, sans pesticide, sans engrais, sans poison, une agriculture de
raison. Pourtant les hommes qui nous nourrissent ne voient qu'argent,
profits et bénéfices. Ils usent et abusent des ressources, polluent les
prés, les forêts et les sources. Heureusement une partie d'entre eux est
avisée et peu à peu fait partager ses connaissances, son savoir, ses
techniques et ses sciences afin que très bientôt il n'y ait plus que des
produits bio, respectant l' Homme et l'animal pour que notre Terre
n'ait plus mal... Alors rêve ou réalité ? Notre destin est-il scellé ?
Il faut lutter avec acharnement, Pour notre avenir, pour nos enfants.
I love my earth, she feeds me, My food, my vegetables and my fruits, without pesticides, fertilizers, no poison, a reasonable farming. Yet, men who feed us think about nothing but money, profits and benefits. They use and abuse of resources, pollute the meadows, forests and springs. Fortunately, a part of them is well-informed and little by little, they share knowledge, techniques and sciences so that very soon there will nothing else but organic food, respecting humankind and animals for our Earth doesn't suffer anymore ... So, dream or reality? Is our fate sealed? We must fight hard, for our future, for our children.
I love my earth, she feeds me, My food, my vegetables and my fruits, without pesticides, fertilizers, no poison, a reasonable farming. Yet, men who feed us think about nothing but money, profits and benefits. They use and abuse of resources, pollute the meadows, forests and springs. Fortunately, a part of them is well-informed and little by little, they share knowledge, techniques and sciences so that very soon there will nothing else but organic food, respecting humankind and animals for our Earth doesn't suffer anymore ... So, dream or reality? Is our fate sealed? We must fight hard, for our future, for our children.
Marc-Wildor
French Delegate
Friday, 15 June 2012
Young Facilitators meeting Brazilians facilitators from Brasilia 2010 conference
Follow our adventure in Rio on the blog this week!
Today we had a very interesting meeting between
the three European facilitators Cristina, Aynur and Ivan – who are here to
bring the European Youth voice, and Fernando and Mariana, who were facilitators
during the 2010 Conference in Brasilia (first international Let’s Take Care of
the Planet conference). Both Fernando and Mariana are very involved in youth
movements, in particular in the REJUMA (important Youth network for Environment in
Brazil) and REBEA (Network on Environmental Education). Their involvement and work is
impressive.
We worked together on how we can articulate
here in Rio the youth activities, and find the convergence points. The common
objective is to focus on the notion of responsibility
and commitment to both give a
collective youth message and follow actively what will happen after Rio + 20.
The 2010 Youth Charter, but also the Open Letter to the Decision-makers will be
referent documents for that purpose.
Making convergences between all the young people here will be all the more
possible as Fernando is coordinating the ‘Youth Territory’ in the People’s
Summit, and of course, we will help him!
Also we are preparing a workshop for next
Saturday, based on the European Open
Letter to Decision-makers, but this is another story… And we’ll come back
with another article!
Lydia Nicollet, co-coordinator of the European process
Thursday, 14 June 2012
Video Message Rio+20
Video performed by the European delegates in Brussels during the Youth European Conference Let's Take Care of the Planet - 14th to 16th of May 2012. Video message towards the Rio+20 Earth Summit.
Tuesday, 12 June 2012
The Flash Mob in front of the European Parliament
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