Wednesday, June 23, 2010

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'S FAREWELL SUNDAY WE ARE IN DANGER










Dear Friends

Our Blog "We are in Danger 'closes its updates. After this long pause, we decided not to continue. During the three years that were published since the June 17, 2007, we try to disseminate information in a simple way on how people can care for the environment and we believe we succeeded.

When we started, the environmental issue was just beginning to become popular, there were many organizations and movements for causes that help the environment, but most from a clustering point of view or from a political side, so to speak. This blog always wanted to be close to ordinary people, like ourselves, we do not have scientific knowledge and are not environmental activists, our true intention was to give citizens a sense. It was also very important to give space to animal protection, spreading to various organizations that primarily help homeless animals.

In the process of building "We are in Danger ', we met many people and made different activities with them, we appreciate the cooperation they gave us and the interest of many of you for this space. Also the great call that was our vacation photo contest, we being a little blog compared to other web pages devoted to the track, we have participants from South America and Spain and more than a hundred photographs competing in each of the versions do, what fills us with pride.

I personally want to thank especially Matilda, editor and manager with me on this blog, who accompanied me in the creation and expansion of topics, she put all work is needed to position the blog on the web and network that enabled us to grow, without it it would not have been possible, now both are following our path, life is progressing and we are very glad everything done and what is achieved , but for us the cycle of this blog is closing at this time.

thank again all those who in some way or another participated in this project and we hope everyone continues efforts to care for the environment, to care for nature and this beautiful planet Earth everyone in our small world we can and we encourage everyone to find the way everyone can be a contribution.

As many of our old entries still have many visitors, the blog will remain available for reading only. We invite you to continue research on this topic, there are many new sites dedicated to the environment, the issue today is much closer and there is increased interest to legislate and to raise awareness, be sure to stay informed and to support moves towards that are organizing.

We wish you all the best and for sure we will be finding somewhere in the web. Good luck and my best wishes!

Matilde and Veronica.

Thursday, November 5, 2009

Camo Painting For Boat

8 NOVEMBER: FREE THE EARTH

This Sunday November 8 will be held in Santiago de Chile a music festival aims to promote care for our planet.

bands will be presented such as Lucybell, Valenzuela Francisca , De Saloon , The Howlers , Ganjas and Jiminelson and each will be sponsored by one of the following environmental or animal rights NGOs, including which is the Cetacean Concervación Center (CCC), OLCA (Latin American Observatory for Environmental Conflicts), CEFU (Coalition for Ethical Control of Urban Fauna), CODEFF (National Committee in Defense of Fauna and Flora ) and Greenpeace.

`s Stand There will be informative and every one of the NGOs will make known the work of caring for the environment.


This Festival will be held at the Parque Padre Hurtado (Ex Intercommunal Queen's) from 15:00 hrs until 20:00 hrs and entry by invitation. To acquire the latest invitations available, interested parties should contact today to units located in fm radio Sonar Mayor Dávalos 164, Providencia.

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6 and 7 November: 2nd FAIR 2009 ENVIRONMENTAL WASTE


On Friday 6 and Saturday 7 November at Nancagua, Region O ' Higgins will be held the 2 nd Regional Environmental Management Fair.

This note aims to make the tools we have to save our planet, and also show suatentables projects being undertaken and clearly encourage the formation of networks for the training of future projects of this type.


SEMINARS


Friday 6 November Municipal Park Nancagua tent.



Date / Time
Exhibitor Name / Institution
Topic
Quotas
November 6, 15:00
Argomedo Rosa María Prado
Chief Energizing Rural Area Social
National Energy Commission (CNE)
Use of renewable energy for rural areas. Instruments and subsidies.
100
November 6, 16:00
Fernando Santibanez
Center for Agriculture and Environment. Universidad de Chile
Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Action in Agriculture Colchagua Valley
100

November 6, 17:00
Oscar Letelier, President Rural Development NGOs Colchagua
Sustainable Agriculture: An Opportunity for Colchagua Valley
100
November 6, 18:00
Grifen Hope, Educator and Permacultor. Ecoescuela El Manzano.
Permaculture and Sustainable Technologies for rural areas, gardens and bio
100

WORKSHOPS
Saturday 7 November. Municipal Park Nancagua chub.
Date / Time
Workshop
Responsible
Quotas
November 7, 11:00
learn to reuse our pottery shards, mosaic technique
Leah Bravo Lazo, Monitor Recycling.
Pichilemu Environment Committee
40
November 7, 15:00
Waste Reuse Techniques Organic Composting and Vermiculture
Tatiana Lazcano. Professional Convention CONAF-Codelco Environmental
40
November 7, 17:00
Pots Making Energy Saving Bruges
Anabella Grunfeld, Consultant
With Registration (includes materials)
30
November 7, 18:00
Organic Agriculture: natural methods of fertilization and pest control
Colchagua Rural Development NGOs
50
Nov 7, 19:30
Parade of recycled fashions

Volunteer San Fernando City .
200


ACTIVITIES Cultural
Friday 6 and Saturday, 7. Nancagua Municipal Park.
Date / Time
Activity
Responsible
Quotas
November 6, 12:00
"The Stories of Mr. Tox in Saturated Zone."
Puppet Company Juan Carlos Olmos
100
November 6, 11:00
Environmental Card Game
JICA Volunteer Program - Colchagua
50
6 -7 November, 10 to 17 hours
Film Mobile Brigade Energy Diego & Glot
Country Energy Efficiency Program CNE
24 functions
40 seats by function
November 6, 19:30

Opening Ceremony (by invitation)
Drive: Javiera Contador
200 guests
November 7, 12:00
Environmental Storytelling
Juan Carlos Olmos, Natalia Muñoz
100
November 7, 17:00
Park Municipal Campaign Cleaning Nancagua
JICA Volunteer Program Colchagua
50

* the fair participation of environmental and DJ music La Banda Pet of Biodiversity.


Source: CONAMA



Monday, October 26, 2009

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During the month of October, the National Environment Commission (CONAMA), this month launched a campaign is to generate awareness among people about the importance of generating the least amount of waste.

"Today the country generates about 5.6 million tonnes of solid household waste and similar, ie about 1 kg per person per day. Only the metropolitan area generates more than 2.6 million tons annually, of which approximately only about 12% recover with some practice of reusing or recycling.

Currently, most of the waste generated are destined disposal in landfills, dumps or landfills authorized illegal. However, options for reducing the volume of garbage coming into these destinations are varied. From avoiding the purchase of disposable packaging products, to compost food scraps, which account for 50% of our waste generation and recycling and energy recovery. "

The goal is every citizen to try not to buy products or disposable items and try to reuse those who may have one or more likely to be used.

Batteries

In Chile discarded more than 80 million year battery
A common battery 3,000 liters of water pollution.
A rechargeable battery equals 300 disposable batteries.
Avoid using batteries whenever possible.
Choose rechargeable batteries and properly labeled
Plastic Bags

used in Chile more than 3 billion plastic bags a year.
Less than 1% of plastic bags are recycled.
A plastic bag takes between 400 to 1,000 years to decompose.
Avoid using plastic bags
prefer to shop for cloth bags
Plastic Bottles

Each Chilean used about 3 kg. plastic bottles a year.
Recycling plastic bottles is less than 1%.
The disposable plastic delay between 400 to 1,000 years to decompose.
Prefer returnable containers over disposable