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David Clavijo and Felipe Choconta ( El video se subio al aula en Assessment 9 - Project Presentation Video Submission Page )

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David Clavijo and Felipe Chocontá

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David Alfonso Clavijo Pulido

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David Alfonso Clavijo Pulido

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David Alfonso Clavijo

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David Alfonso Clavijo

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David Alfonso Clavijo Pulido

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How Can Social Media Affect Your Health?

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How Can Social Media Affect Your Health?

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David Alfonso Clavijo

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David Alfonso Clavijo

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Names: David Clavijo and Felipe Choconta

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Names: David Clavijo and Felipe Choconta

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Please make sure you change the privacidad to public and the permisions to editar so I can make comments and give you grades

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Activity 21/08/2020

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David Clavijo, Nicolas Solano, Felipe Choconta. Grupo FI E05I

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Rich countries destroy the environment, while poor countries pay the price of their actions.

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Rich countries destroy the environment, while poor countries pay the price of their actions.

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I do not agree with this. In my opinion, the most developed countries have companies and politics focused on care for the environment through of economy Green (environmentally friendly processes) Blue (focused on the earth) Circular (resource efficiency) Collaborative (Uber, Rappi). Rich countries have more capital to develop strategies that benefit the community, the environment, and businesses.