Pequeño: How Everyone is Capable of Doing Their Part to 'Change the World'

Pequeño, part of the Action4Climate video competition, sets out to find ways people living in Mexico can reduce their impact on the Earth. From eating to commuting to work, filmmakers Diego Martinez, Ana Gutiérrez and Juan Pablo Mayorga, ask, “So, what can a group of persons do to face climate change?”

Throughout the film they provide alternatives on how to live life in a more sustainable way, including growing your own food and using bikes to generate power for community events. This inspiring and thoughtful film shows how everyone is capable of doing their part. As Rachel Kyte, World Bank’s vice president and special envoy for climate change, wrote in her blog post the week after the UN Climate Summit in New York City, “It was Margaret Mead who said, ‘Never doubt that a small number of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world.’”

The Action4Climate video competition received more than 230 entries from 70 countries from students inspired to share their climate change stories. To watch other Action4Climate videos, click here.

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http://renewablerevolution.createaforum.com/index.php agelbert

We can all do our part. But the bottom line is that our entire outlook (especially that of the corporate elite!) on the biosphere and government must change if we are to, not just survive, but thrive in harmony with the other earthlings we share this planet with and DEPEND on for our lives.

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JTR

I agree. We need to safely recycle 100% of our garbage, trash, junk, chemical waste, smoke and fumes, and gently reduce the human population with family planning programs around the World. Then the biosphere can return to the natural balance that supports life. The three-year drought in California is a warning to live in peace and balance or go extinct.
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One good way to reduce your footprint is not have off springs for every month of the year! Give up the superstitious beliefs of “go forth and multiply” and get with the program. Follow science!

Pequeño: How Everyone is Capable of Doing Their Part to ‘Change the World’

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