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i found this book that has to do with the global goals if yours is listed you can check it out ------ reduced inaquality

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Marine:of or relating to the sea, existing in or produced by the sea.
The marine life is wonderful.

Endangered:threatened with extinction.
The blue whal is an endangered animal.

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That everyone should help everyone because every person in the world need help from each other.
That everyone should know that we have good plans.
We should help everyone because we don't need any people in poverty.

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Why do people cut down a lot of trees they should cut down little trees?
How do people feel for the animals when they throw rubbish in the sea?
How do people kill very dangerous animals?

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900,000,000 people lived in extreme poverty.
9,800,000 children died before their fifth birthday.
23% of female representation in the global government.

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1. National Recycling Week held every 1st week of October every year.
2. It reminds the public the importance of recycling.
3. The goal is to reduce the rubbish and the importance of recycling plastics.

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How people need to take care of the world

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How people need to take care of the world

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Around the world 59 million children of primary school age are being denied an education, and almost 65 million adolescents are without access to a secondary school.

Conflict and natural disasters have disrupted the education of 75 million children.

A child whose mother can read is 50 percent more likely to survive past the age of 5.

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Education
#showup for education.

Millions of children and adults around the world lack the access to education for various reasons - some live in conflict zones, others aren't allowed to attend school because they're girls, or they don't attend because their families need them to work and bring in income to support the family. But because education promotes the understanding of social justice, interdependence, and identity, it is key to eradicating global poverty by 2030. Here are nine facts you need to know about global education.

Around the world 59 million children of primary school age are being denied an education, and almost 65 million adolescents are without access to a secondary school.

Conflict and natural disasters have disrupted the education of 75 million children.

In one of three countries, less than three quarters of teachers are trained to national standards, resulting in 130 million children enrolled in school who are not even learning the basics.

A child whose mother can read is 50 percent more likely to survive past the age of 5.

Nearly 15 million girls of primary school age will never have the opportunity to learn to read and write in primary school, compared to about 10 million boys.

It would take $39 billion (USD) every year to send all adolescents to school.

In 2012, there were 168 million child labor workers aged 5 to 17. This is one reason many children cannot attend school.

Over 40 years, equitable access to quality education can help a country raise its gross domestic product per capita by 23 percent.

If all women had a primary education, there would be 1.7 million fewer malnourished children.

By taking action on Global Citizen, you will have a chance to win tickets to this year's Global Citizen Festival in New York City on Sept. 24, 2016. Learn more about the Global Citizen Festival here. Ready to take action?

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Education Millions of children and adults around the world lack the access to education for various reasons - some live in conflict zones, others aren't allowed to attend school because they're girls, or they don't attend because their families need them to work and bring in income to support the family.

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1. Almost 800 million people lack access to clean safe water every day.
2. Almost 3 ½ million people die every year because of water and sanitation and hygiene-related causes.
3. Every 21 seconds, another child dies from a water-related illness.

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CC BY 3.0 Sustainable sanitation

For most of us, water scarcity and water poverty probably aren't high on our list of things that we regularly think about or take action on (but if they are, good on ya), what with all of our attention being pulled every which way by the news story or Facebook meme or funny video of the day, but those water issues directly affect hundreds of millions of people every day of their life.

Most of us probably have no problem when we want or need water, anytime of day or night, as safe clean water flows right out of our taps with virtually no effort on our part, and we can use it for for drinking, for washing, for watering the garden, at a very low cost to us.

But in many parts of the world, getting enough water to drink everyday may mean walking miles to fetch it, which directly impacts the lives of those people ( especially women and children, who are primarily responsible for water collection in developing countries), because it not only takes a huge amount of time (estimated 200 million hours each day, globally), but also takes a physical toll, as the water is often transported on their backs.

To help raise awareness of these very real water issues on World Water Day 2014 (March 22nd), here are five shocking facts about water scarcity.

1. Almost 800 million people lack access to clean safe water every day. That's more than two and a half times the population of the United States, where most of us probably waste more water before noon than those people use in a month.

2. Almost 3 ½ million people die every year because of water and sanitation and hygiene-related causes, and almost all of them (99%) are in the developing world. That's like the population of a city the size of Los Angeles being wiped out each year.

3. Every 21 seconds, another child dies from a water-related illness. Diarrhea, something we don't really consider to be dangerous in the developed world, is actually incredibly deadly, and is the second leading global cause of death for kids under five.

4. More than 1 billion people still practice open defecation every day. In fact, more people have a mobile phone than a toilet. Open defecation is just what it sounds like, which is squatting wherever you can and pooping right on the ground, which can not only pollute the immediate area, but can also contaminate community water supplies. Sanitation and clean water go hand in hand.

5. The average American, taking a 5 minute shower, uses more water than an average person in the slums of a developing country does in a whole day. And to be honest, it seems like a 5 minute shower is probably on the short side for many people, so that's as if we used our entire day's water ration, just to wash our body.

Water poverty and its related issues affect the health, wealth, education, and wellbeing of all of those who live with it every day, so supporting clean water initiatives can make a big difference for many of our fellow Earthlings. But that doesn't always have to be in the form of a monetary donation to a water charity or nonprofit (although those are certainly welcome).

Support for water issues can be as diverse as being an outspoken advocate and sharing water stories via social media, or educating our children about the issues, or volunteering for a water advocacy group. If you're a smartphone user, this water charity initiative dares you to not touch your phone for 10 minutes to fund a day of water, and this one, asks Instagram users to upload and donate a photo of "your water day" (and tag it with #waterday) via the Donate A Photo app to get $1 donated to Water.org from Johnson & Johnson.

The theme of this year's World Water Day is Water and Energy, because those two issues are not only closely interlinked, but also interdependent, and addressing them both is the only way forward. To learn more about the relationship between those seemingly disparate issues, watch and share this Water & Energy video playlist:

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It's World Water Day: 5 shocking facts about water scarcity that will make you cry a river

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If you're reading this, you probably have clean water that runs out of your tap with the twist of a handle. But for almost 800 million people, it's not nearly so simple, and water scarcity is a very real, and very deadly, reality for them.

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Much of the food that is grown in the world goes to waste.
Most processed foods are sold at supermarkets.
Rubbish at landfill sites can give a gas that is harmful for the environment

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The percent of underweight children in developing countries dropped from 28% in 1990 to 17% in 2011.

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The world met the United Nations Millennium Development Goals target on access to safe drinking water, but more progress has to be made in sanitation.

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Maternal deaths are especially common in developing nations. 34% of them are due to hemorrhaging; by 2015, the UN aims to reduce these deaths by 75%.

2. Almost 70% of people living with HIV worldwide live in sub-Saharan Africa.

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In a developing nation, a child with an uneducated mother is twice as likely to die as a child with an educated mother.
ne goal is to reduce child mortality by two-thirds.

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The UN hopes to end poverty by cutting this number in half.
Women currently hold 19% of the seats in parliament.
The goal is to empower women and eliminate gender disparity in all levels of education by 2015

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The Declaration set up a map of 8 time-bound goals to achieve by 2015.
The Millennium Declaration is a commitment signed by 189 world leaders in 2000 to work together to build a safer.
Worldwide, 1.2 billion people earn less than $1.25 a day.

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. Why are people doing this?
Do they even relies that their polluting the ocean and killing animals?
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. I wonder why people are doing this, once they build a beautiful town then they don't care and ruin it?

. What's the most country that has people helping with the goals?

. How many people live in poverty?
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. I that all goals can be achieved, we need to work together as a team to achieve 17 goals. No one can achieve all 17 goals.

. We can develop more and more every time we try.

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Education - UN's sustainable development

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Education - UN's sustainable development

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Reference: www.un.org
Enrollment in primary

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World Hunger, Poverty Facts,Statistics 2016

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World Hunger, Poverty Facts,Statistics 2016

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Reference: www.worldhunger.org
Hunger is a strong desire or craving.
What do mean by world hunger?
795 million people of the 7.3 billion people in the world were suffering from chronic undernourishment.

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What is water pollution?
What is green infrastructure?
What is green roofs?

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UN adopts new Global Goals, charting sustainable development for people and planet 2030

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UN adopts new Global Goals, charting sustainable development for people and planet 2030

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UN General Assembly adopted the 2030 agenda for the people to end poverty in all  of its forms.
Sustainable Development is composed of 17 goals.
How they will eradicate hunger?
Reference:www.un.org

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1.why do people not like recycling stuff?
2.why do people throw things on the ground?
3.why do we not invent new simple things so we can not waiste plastic.

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Life Below Water - Pollution - Please Watch This Video!  🐠🐟🐬🐡🐳

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This goal is a big issue and we need to achieve it by 2030. I'm raising awareness for this goal by doing YouTube videos, Blog Posts and many more. I hope you feel more aware about this problem and that you want to raise awareness just like I am.

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Below is an app found by one of Mr. Broden's amazing students - it helps us to understand each of the goals and there is a short game for each :)

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Co2 is the most dominint green house gas.
cows produce alot of methane.
nitrous oxide is another green house gas
plus nitrous oxide is known as laughing gas

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told through the eyes of people who have lived through droughts over the more than 200 years of European settlement - a story of creativity, endurance and suffering.The images of drought-baked, cracked earth, dried up river beds, the skeletons of dead animals, and despairing farmers are part of Australia's vision of itself.Drought is a fact of life in this country and there is usually a drought somewhere in Australia at any particular time. Yet there has been a reluctance to acknowledge drought as a regular feature of Australian life and the arrival of drought is often greeted with what one commentator called indignant surprise.The story of drought is told through the eyes of people who have lived through droughts over the more than 200 years of European settlement. This is a story of their creativity, their endurance, and their suffering. not become a significant part of the historians' picture of Australiahow have governments sought to manage drought?The book will move chronologically through the drought years but will be alert to the dangers of repetition and a numbingly similar pattern. It will cover the whole of the continent. It will seek the unusual and the exemplary story. It will try to get the smell of the land and the sweat of the oppressed farmer and his family into the nostrils of the readers. It will be heavily illustrated.

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questions:how long does it take to go to the hospital?
How much does it cost to pay for medicane?
How many people dont go to school?

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Cows produce lots of methane and methane is a green house gas.

The earth is producing the green house affect to the earth.

But how does the governments of the world react.

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This is talking  about life below water and reduced inequalities

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This is talking  about life below water and reduced inequalities

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In a very big net they maybe hold one million fishes inside the net.

West Africans have the highest level of illegal catch in the whole world.

Life below water is very good for the animals who lives their and it too bad if humans live their.

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UN Global Goals: Life Below Water, Reduced Inequalities Final

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I learned a fact is a clima te change causes a natural disaster.
Climate Change is destroying the earth.
I wonder how some people live in climate change.

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Millenium Development Goals – progress in human well-being | World Vision Australia

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25 people in the world are under weight before
How many people are not under weight
How many people are there in the world

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Transitioning from the Millennium Development Goals to the Sustainable Development Goals

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Transitioning from the Millennium Development Goals to the Sustainable Development Goals

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2.6 billion people gained access to improve sources of water
A new HIV infection fell by 40%
How many people have became the haves?

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Transitioning from the Millennium Development Goals to the Sustainable Development Goals

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15 years ago, the United Nations set out 8 Millennium Development Goals to tackle extreme poverty and improve people's lives around the world. Today, 700 million people have been lifted from extreme poverty and 9 in 10 children are able to go to primary school in developing regions.

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. There are more male teachers in the world than women teachers in the world
. People share 1 textboook between 14 kids
. Not all schools have access to amazing quality schools

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The Global Goals promise a Healthy, Not Hungry, equitable world by 2030

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This is the website I saw previously and I completely read it about all the global goals.

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This is the website I saw previously and I completely read it about all the global goals.

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Why can't the country make some decisions like having no slums or like that.

Climate change is hitting developing countries the hardest, even though they have contributed the least to its causes.

overfishing, climate change, and pollution have had a devastating impact on the whole marine ecosystem. Millions of people rely on fishing to make a living, and even more of us rely on the nutrition that eating fish and seafood provides.

Our forests are the lungs of the earth

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How We Can Make the World a Better Place by 2030 | Michael Green | TED Talks

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Why do people need to make building made from trees?
How many people are getting sicke because they are not getting Medicean that they need.
How will the world change?

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Branching Out for a Green Economy by Sir David Attenborough

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This short animated film, narrated by actor/director/producer and Academy Award winner Sir David Attenborough, highlights the role forests can play in national development, a green economy and climate change. It also reviews the current situation and some transformative solutions. For more information visit unep.org/​forests

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End malnutrition by improving social programs for children, mothers and the elderly, and ensuring safe, nutritious and sufficient food year-round.

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End malnutrition by improving social programs for children, mothers and the elderly, and ensuring safe, nutritious and sufficient food year-round.

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One thing I have learnt from this book and web is that the idea came from the Rio+20 Summit in 2012 – the largest summit in UN history. Columbia and Guatemala proposed goals to follow on from the Millennium Development Goals, set up in 2000 to halve poverty by 2015. Poverty, as measured by living on less than $1.25 a day, has halved. Setting goals works – in a complex world, organizations and countries can align their agendas and prioritize funding.

I wonder if all the 17 goals will be achieved by 2030 or will it take longer?

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a universal set of seventeen goals and 169 targets, with accompanying indicators, which were agreed by UN member states to frame their policy agendas for the fifteen-year period from 2015 to 2030.

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This YouTube video explains what the world is doing about each goal and a bit of how to accomplish them
Facts: 1 in 2000 1750000000 people lived in poverty
2 in 2000 198000000 children stunted
3 in 2000 98653576 children had no school

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25 September 2015 – The 193-Member United Nations General Assembly today formally adopted the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, along with a set of bold new Global Goals, which Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon hailed as a universal, integrated and transformative vision for a better world.

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This video shows all about the global goals and will tell you about all the goals that we want to achieve 193 countries are involved in this but in 14 years we have to try to make it and achieve it this video shows all the goals and shows what's going to happen in the future which is amazing to how countries agreed for this.

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If we don't finish the goals 4 billion peoplewill  struggle drinking dirty water
Will we finish the goals?
How hard is it to finish a goal?

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On the eve of Rio+20, OECD calls for greening growth to improve the economy, protect the environment, and reduce global inequality. For more info visit: www.oecd.org/rio+20

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Green Growth: A New Model for Sustainable Development in Asia

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Green Growth: A New Model for Sustainable Development in Asia

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Do we need one person or two people to finish this goal?
Does this have to be only doing those things?
When we have climet change poor don't have food

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Green Growth: A New Model for Sustainable Development in Asia

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http://www.explainthatstuff.com/waterpollution.html
A spill from an oil tank or a oil spill makes a very big impact on the ocean and the creatures under it.
Disposing sewage in the ocean causes problems too.
Creatures think that garbage is food and they eat it.

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As co-founder of Water.org, Matt Damon sees immense value in the United Nations' new Sustainable Development Goal #6, which seeks to ensure access to "clean water and sanitation for all."

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http://www.achieveinafrica.org/facts-and-stats-on-education-in-africa-part-2/

A girl who finishes basic education is 3 times less likely to contract HIV/AIDS.

If all women in sub-Saharan Africa finished secondary education, 1.8 million lives could be saved annually.

Nearly half (47%) of primary school aged girls are not attending school.

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A Look at the Sustainable Development Goals

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A Look at the Sustainable Development Goals

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Do different Culture know about the goals?
Wich goal is the hardest from them all?
Wich goal has already been acheaved?

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-Did you know that sugars that are in foods that are natural do not affect you negatively.
-Ketchup and honey have sugar in them.
-Child obesity is spreading and know lots of kids eat a lot of sugar and become obese.

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I wonder how these people that don't have clean water drink the dirty water?

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What I understood from this video is that the stronger the weather the more the ecosystem changes
I wonder if climate change wouldn't  be a global goal
I wonder if climate change ended what would replace it

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. More natural disasters are occurring
. The Philippines are getting more typhoons
. Earth is changing

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We Support Global Goal No. 13 Climate Action

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Uploaded by ALDRIN CEDRICK Plaza on 2015-11-04.

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~ 10,000 animals are extinct
~animals are dying
~in Beijing a hole lot of rubbish was found

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music: Micheal Jackson earth song (salar wendel edit)

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How many people are suffering to hunger?
How many homeless people die everyday?
Why do some people don't have food?

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I wonder how much pounds of carbon dioxide we would have if all the people on earth kept all their devices on?
Why don't we use all the other ways to get electricity that are a way that the environment is not effected by?
What do fossil fuels make that other sources of electricity don't make?!!

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This is the book on Myon  about climate action and things we're taking about life on land 

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This is the book on Myon  about climate action and things we're taking about life on land 

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Clean water and sanitation

This video shows that they are a lot if people not having access to clean drinking water which is very bad and what I know is that it is growing more and more around the world.https://youtu.be/yiKd3gS-m68

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Yasmin 5E●2d

How doese power get to my home ?

Made with the it starts with something called a power plant which starts the sending there is a pipe that sends it to the transmission substation and then it goes to a thing that you see sometimes while your driving which is called a transmission and after that it goes down to the distribution substation and they go then to the distribution and then to the transformer which is the part that uses water to make the electricity work when it's done that all sends it to your home .

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Water pollution is the contamination of water bodies like our ocean. Waste from homes, factories and other buildings get into the oceans.
We can hel by: Never throw rubbish away anyhow, use water wisely and buy environmental safe cleaning liquids for home use.
We can recycle plastic bottles as well.
Reference: www.eschooltoday.com

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Theses are a few facts I have from my reading:

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This talks about who now is in charge of the UN un

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The current Secretary-General of the UN, and the eighth occupant of the post, is Mr. Ban Ki-moon of the Republic of Korea, who took office on 1 January 2007. The UN Charter describes the Secretary-General as "chief administrative officer" of the Organization.

About the UN | United Nations

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This book talks about goal 12
A lot of people do not like to recycle
Some people like to help the environment so the recycle

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-Why did people in the olden days did stuff very Unfairly?
-In the olden days people use to let,en do most stuff instead of women, so the ladies couldn't do some stuff that they wanted to do!
-What day did the started making stuff fairly between Men and Women??

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-Quality Education means VERY VERY GOOD education
-I wonder why people aren't finding good schools?
-People should be happy they are going to school because some people don't go to school and learn!

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UN Goals 16/3/17 (Good Health and Well- Being)

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UN Goals 16/3/17 (Good Health and Well- Being)

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-The UN are trying to make everyone have good health
-Everyone should be healthy!
-People can't find good food so they have to drink the not clean water and eat not clean food and this isn't good for their health!!

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-Many people are buying food, and then throwing them in the rubbish bin
-I wonder why people are wasting food?!
-People are buying food too much! And they buy what they don't really need!

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No Poverty:
-Everyone in the world should have poverty!
-I wonder how did no poverty happened?
- Poverty is something very important to people and here in our world!

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How ISWA contributes to the 17 Sustainable Development Goals

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How ISWA contributes to the 17 Sustainable Development Goals

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Do they all mix to one?
Wich goal is the most important?
Wich goal is the hardest from all?

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Our new video that visualizes ISWA's contribution to achieve the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) identified by the UN Agenda.

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Sunday march 18 2017.                  Sustainable development goals

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Sunday march 18 2017.                  Sustainable development goals

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I wonder if we are actually going to achieve the goals
All the goals need us all to work together
If we achieve the goals will we have new goals.

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The Sustainable Development Goals – Action Towards 2030 | CAFOD and SDGs

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This is a question I had which relates to clean water and sanitation.

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This is a question I had which relates to clean water and sanitation.

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Whenever I read about the goal 6 clean water and sanitation and it will mostly tell about the places in Africa. I know that Africa is the most affected one and need clean water and sanitation but the question is Nile river the biggest river in the world is flowing in Africa so they have enough water?

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Goal 7 clean and affordable energy/renewable 

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Goal 7 clean and affordable energy/renewable 

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I learnt that people waste money and they get bad electricity
I wonder what would happen if the 6 types of energy weren't discovered
We could use solar panels instead of fossil fuels because burning coal effects the environment.

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Clean, Affordable, Reliable, Environmentally Responsible, Secure Energy

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Today, the environment and climate change are top of mind issues. Green energy proponents say building more renewable generation like wind and solar farms along with conservation and smart grid technology will solve these problems. This claim is one that ignores some fundamentals of electricity planning.

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I learnt that babies get diarrhoea because of dirty water
I wonder what would happen if the the world was full of dirty water
I learnt that if we finish one country we can do the rest of the world

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Water and sanitation: a partnership for change

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This video shows the International Federation Global Water and Sanitation Initiative (GWSI) in action at the Zambia Red Cross Society "Rural Water Supply Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion Project" In our world today: * more than one billion people do not have access to clean water; * over two billion people do not have adequate sanitation facilities; * some four million people die each year from diseases associated with the lack of access to safe drinking water, inadequate sanitation and poor hygiene * 4,000 children under five years old die every day from those same associated diseases.

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What i learnt is that more than one billon people go to bed hungry
I wonder is that what would happen if all the people in the world were in zero hunger
What I learnt is that zero hunger is linked to no poverty

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There's enough food in the world to feed every man, woman and child. So a world with zero hunger is within reach. It's what the World Food Programme, along with many other partners, is working for. And you can help.

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This a website I found about the twelve goals which is very good.

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This a website I found about the twelve goals which is very good.

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One in seven of us live in extreme poverty. We have cut extreme poverty by more than half since 1990.

There are 795 people livening in hunger. The ridiculous part is that there is enough food in the world for all of us but every one don't get it shared equally, and most of them are the ones who produce the food for us, farmers. Almost half of all children who die before their 5th birthday are malnourished

Preventable diseases like malaria, TB, and HIV AIDS still claim millions of lives every year, and the recent Ebola outbreak in West Africa shows how weak many countries’ health systems are. The good news is that investment in health makes a huge difference, and life-changing progress is already happening. We’ve cut child deaths in half, HIV infections are down by more than 40%, and more than 6 million malaria deaths have been prevented.

A quality education gives us all the chance to build the life we want, and for children born into poverty, it’s an essential part of their escape route.

This isn’t just inconvenient – it’s deadly. Diseases caused by dirty water and poor sanitation kill a child every minute of the day. In parts of the world where clean water is hard to find, it’s overwhelmingly girls and women who spend hours every day walking miles to fetch it – often at risk to their own security.

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Zimbabweans Helen Davidson and Mary Wazara tirelessly promote recycling in their communities, both as a way to keep the city clean-and its landfills manageable!-and as a source of vital income and green employment for women and children who need it.

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Zimbabweans Helen Davidson and Mary Wazara tirelessly promote recycling in their communities, both as a way to keep the city clean-and its landfills manageable!-and as a source of vital income and green employment for women and children who need it.

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Goal 12- responsible consumption and prodction

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Goal 12- responsible consumption and prodction

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Honestly! Howmany pounds of edible food gets thrown away into garbage?!

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I can't believe that people use there hand to separate garbage from each other

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I can't believe that methan is caused from rubbish.

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I can't believe that alot  of people died just because of driving un safely in the roads in emarites

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I can't believe that these drivers do this job for there family only.

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Drivers want periodic maintenance in the roads

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Car exust is bad for the environment

Factories shoot out carbon dioxide

The gases that cause global warming are called greenhouse gases

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1.What will happen if the earth becomes worse?

2.what will happen if we don't achieve the goals?

3.have we started the goals.

4.when are we going to start the Un goals?