"No Place Like Home"
posted by Brian Knoop @ 7:43 PM
Monday, September 14, 2009
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My expedition fellowship is funded by a grant from the "HSBC In the Community (USA) Inc."
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- More of your questions
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2 Comments:
hey mr knoop! I hope you have a safe trip home and have a good day off! I can't wait to see you!!
marylauren m.
Hey Mr. Knoop !!!
Here's my opinion on climate change:
Climate change affects every living creature: from the smallest animal to the tallest tree, and everything in between. We as the next generation of leaders need to step up and take the challenge. We need to do something to stop the changes, one being global warming. If we recycle more and throw away less, we can reduce quantities of waste in landfills, whose wastes pollute the air. Also, if there is water underneath the surface of the Earth, the wastes can seep underground and pollute the water as well. These are just a few of the many reasons that if we all pitch in, we can make this Earth a brighter, cleaner, and more efficient place for every person, animal, and plant on this awesome planet.
Juan José R.
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