from Katia:
1. Junk Mail Life cycle and it's weight in society (building paper bricks)
2. Appliance usage and consumption ($)
3. Using Junk mail to build banners with sustainability information
4. Waste materials X landfill x water ways.
5.Collaborations yields result: one person can make a difference
6. What have we lost? How is our earth degenerating? What is the next generation not going to see? Change today for your children tomorrow
7.Technology Impact in 10 years
8. Individual behavior can change the world: 51 little everyday habits to save the world
9. Recycle art - build art sculpture/pieces with recycled material
10. Consumerism X anti-consumerism
11. The supermarket bag: why not to use it?
12.What is CO2 and your contribution (in easy to understand terms using everyday items)
13. Packaging and its consequence on the environment: Pretty but deadly!
14. Milk jugs, cans, card box packaging, junk mail _ 3 months collection _ A visual truth.
15. What do you through in the trash? What is biodegradable and what is not? What is you inheritance to your children?
15. Overpopulation X pollution: The lack of infrastructure.
16. Creativity_100 things we can do with aluminum cans, plastic bags, etc
17. The effects of green communities
I also thought about getting the seniors/juniors to work with us and developing Earth Day posters with educational facts that coud be displayed in the exhibit... Just a thought.
Below are some interesting videos:
This is a series of videos on carbon. Really easy to understand!!
It's all about carbon
I also thought this video was really interesting:
NASA: 2011 Temperatures