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UNEP
August 30, 2007
external link: New Voices of Youth
International Youth Conference Elects Advisory Councilexternal link: » more
International Youth Conference Elects Advisory Councilexternal link: » more
August 24, 2007
external link: Young Environmentalists to Discuss How Technology Can Harness the Gifts of Nature
More than 180 young people from 85 countries around the world will meet in Germany later this week to discuss ways in which technology can be used to promote environmental protection.external link: » more
More than 180 young people from 85 countries around the world will meet in Germany later this week to discuss ways in which technology can be used to promote environmental protection.external link: » more
Bayer
August 31, 2007
external link: Tunza International Youth Conference in Leverkusen
Young environmentalists return home with backpacks full of new ideas.external link: » more
Young environmentalists return home with backpacks full of new ideas.external link: » more
August 27, 2007
The world’s young environmentalists meet in Leverkusen:
external link: Climate debate also the focus of the youth
First Tunza International Youth Conference held by UNEP in central Europe / 180 participants from 85 countries debate “Technology in Service of the Environment” external link: » more
external link: Climate debate also the focus of the youth
First Tunza International Youth Conference held by UNEP in central Europe / 180 participants from 85 countries debate “Technology in Service of the Environment” external link: » more
August 27, 2007
Following a successful initial collaboration phase:
external link: UNEP and Bayer extend partnership for a further three years
UNEP Executive Director Steiner: “Collaboration between Bayer and UNEP reflects responsibilities in strengthening environmental stewardship” / Bayer CEO Wenning: “Supporting the environmental activities of young people” external link: » more
external link: UNEP and Bayer extend partnership for a further three years
UNEP Executive Director Steiner: “Collaboration between Bayer and UNEP reflects responsibilities in strengthening environmental stewardship” / Bayer CEO Wenning: “Supporting the environmental activities of young people” external link: » more
August 27, 2007
Presented at the opening of the Tunza International Youth Conference in Leverkusen:
external link: The four elements united – new logo for UNEP’s program for youth and children
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external link: The four elements united – new logo for UNEP’s program for youth and children
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August 24, 2007
UNEP “Tunza International Youth Conference” in Leverkusen:
external link: 150 young environmental protection activists from 100 countries meet at Bayer
Bayer Board Chairman Wenning: “Conference is an important event in the context of our partnership with UNEP” / UNEP Executive Director Steiner: “Young people as beacons of environmental activities”external link: » more
external link: 150 young environmental protection activists from 100 countries meet at Bayer
Bayer Board Chairman Wenning: “Conference is an important event in the context of our partnership with UNEP” / UNEP Executive Director Steiner: “Young people as beacons of environmental activities”external link: » more
August 28, 2007
external link: Pioneering projects from Brazil, South Africa and Zimbabwe receive environmental "life-cycle" awards
A new publication on life cycle management was released at the awards ceremony. external link: » more
A new publication on life cycle management was released at the awards ceremony. external link: » more
August 10, 2007
Featured on: Bangkok Post
Nations pledge action on health, environment
Fourteen Asian nations have pledged to strengthen cooperation and political will to tackle environmental health risks and the threat of global warming. » more
Nations pledge action on health, environment
Fourteen Asian nations have pledged to strengthen cooperation and political will to tackle environmental health risks and the threat of global warming. » more
August 9, 2007
Featured on: Bangkok Post
Demise of the camphor
As per the orders of the Arab Union for Youth and Environment, by the end of 2007 one million new trees will have been planted in each Arab country. » more
Demise of the camphor
As per the orders of the Arab Union for Youth and Environment, by the end of 2007 one million new trees will have been planted in each Arab country. » more
August 8, 2007
Featured on: Reuters
Olympics - Pollution 'Biggest Issue' Says Australian Olympic Chief
Australian athletes have been advised to delay their arrival for the 2008 Olympic Games because of the poor air quality in Beijing, the country's Olympic chief, John Coates, said on Tuesday. » more
Olympics - Pollution 'Biggest Issue' Says Australian Olympic Chief
Australian athletes have been advised to delay their arrival for the 2008 Olympic Games because of the poor air quality in Beijing, the country's Olympic chief, John Coates, said on Tuesday. » more
August 7, 2007
Featured on: The Guardian
Steering to safety
The FIA Foundation promotes higher road safety standards worldwide - following its own agenda, not corporate or commercial interests. » more
Steering to safety
The FIA Foundation promotes higher road safety standards worldwide - following its own agenda, not corporate or commercial interests. » more
August 3, 2007
Featured on: Cameroon Tribune
Cameroon: Environmental Commitment, a Call for All
Every child and adult should plant a certain number of trees as contribution to the campaign on the planting of 1 billion trees. » more
Cameroon: Environmental Commitment, a Call for All
Every child and adult should plant a certain number of trees as contribution to the campaign on the planting of 1 billion trees. » more
August 1, 2007
Featured on: Daily China
XHINUA: African children debate environmental protection
Over 200 children from 35 African countries and Norway have converged here to discuss matters related to the environment, according to the Cameroonian national radio. » more
XHINUA: African children debate environmental protection
Over 200 children from 35 African countries and Norway have converged here to discuss matters related to the environment, according to the Cameroonian national radio. » more