The past few months have seen the global economic crisis push the issue of climate change into the background.
But for one school in Indonesia, protecting the environment is the very reason it is open.
It’s called Green School, and is an experiment of sorts in training the next generation to be stewards of the planet.
Read more and see the video…. http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/03/11/2512867.htm
Elora my daughter designed this T-shirt for the DKNY runway. It’s a self-portrait, after a vintage 1989 DKNY T of the model Rosemarie.
The company didn’t have the rights to reproduce the original T, and the fastest solution Elora could think of was to pouf up her hair, pose, and take the shot herself.
T Comparison DKNY celebrates 20 years
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When I first read it I immediately wanted to visit this school centered community. Unfortunately it only existed in a Visionary’s mind. Now you can come to Green School.
Three Springs is a design concept for a living community. Essentially it is a village, containing all the ecological, biological, and sociological elements needed to promote a sustainable, holistic, and quality lifestyle. It is proposed as an inspiring model for the wider community. The nucleus of the village will be a school.
The school will provide a genuine heart, where emotional intelligence, spiritual intelligence, kinesthetic intelligence, and beauty are prized. It will infuse enthusiasm and purpose into the entire project. The workshops, homes, farms, and businesses; craftspeople, artists, families and individuals will have a direct, practical link to the educational provision.
If we mix every pound the human waste with 1,000 pounds of water, we don’t have nearly enough water or facilities to deal with this. We have to change.
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