Imagine
a Hawai‘i
without beaches
Global Citizenship Symposium shows freshman
that “Whoever
pays the bill, we all pay the price”
In the past 100 years, the world population
has gone from more than one billion people to a whopping
six billion. All the additional people and all the additional
human activity have contributed to the growing warmth of
the planet, but only recently has global warming been considered
a threat to human life. The year 2005 was the hottest on
record, and 2006 was the hottest year ever recorded in the
continental United States. Scientists at the British Meteorological
Office project that 2007 will beat both records. [More]
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Robert Kinslow, l., and Stuart Scott, both
trained global climate change presenters, split Global Citizenship
Seminar
students
into two groups to review the evidence, and broght them back
together to brainstorm ideas for acting locally to slow climate
change and reduce the amount of carbon dioxide in the earth’s
atmosphere.
Photo by Andrea Telenko |