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Kids Push Parents to Reduce Their Carbon Footprints

Posted on January 4 2010 by zerofootprint and filed in Climate Change

npr
December 16, 2009

Kids Nudge Parents On Smaller Carbon Footprint
by: Rob Gifford and Renee Montagne

Children in Britain are driving the environmental agenda. They’re forcing their parents to walk them to school, buy green products and watch the family’s carbon footprint. But skeptics say their youthful enthusiasm will have little real impact on Britain’s contribution to the climate crisis.

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Blog Highlights Kids Calculator!

Posted on November 16 2009 by zerofootprint and filed in Climate Change

Progressive Parenting blog
Wednesday, November 4, 2009

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Progressive Parenting blog mentions the Zerofootprint Kids Calculator!

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Youth To Lead the Way in Tackling Climate Change

Posted on November 9 2009 by zerofootprint and filed in Climate Change, Education + Training

Vancouver Sun
November 9, 2009

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World youth will have to lead the way to climate change
By Barbara Yaffe

One of the challenges in addressing climate change is that the folks being asked to do most of the sacrificing constitute a different group from those who ultimately will reap most of the benefit.

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Earth Under Fire Kids Photo Exhibit in Washington, DC

Posted on October 15 2009 by zerofootprint and filed in Health + Pollution

“Climate Change In Our World” Kids exhibit 2009

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“Climate Change in Our World” Kids is an exhibit of large-scale color photographs from the book Earth Under Fire opens at the American Association for the Advancement of Science Hq Atrium, Washington DC, NOVEMBER 10, 2009.

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Teaching Green Kids

Posted on October 13 2009 by zerofootprint and filed in Health + Pollution

National Geographic Green Guide
February 19, 2009

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By Solvie Karlstrom
Teaching Greener Kids

At The College School last year, a private school in Saint Louis, first and second graders grew organic basil in the schools new greenhouse. After the harvest, the farmers made their own pesto and fresh pasta—using all local ingredients except for the olive oil and parmesan—and documented the whole experience in a 30-page book titled Beautiful and Yummy.

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