18 Feb 2012
A bad thing:
The United States, which has only 5 percent of the world’s population, is the third-largest consumer of freshwater, after the vastly more populated China and India. Per-capita water consumption in the United States was 2,842 cubic meters a year, or 100,364 cubic feet, in comparison with 1,089 cubic meters for China and 1,071 for India.
Read more: http://green.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/02/15/tracking-how-the-world-guzzles-water/
Every day so many bad things happen in this world: people die of poverty, starvation, politics fails us and corruption damages.
But every day so many good things happen as well: breakthroughs in health, science and technology, governments committing to change and people having fabulous new ideas on how to see good occur.
What if we could take just one action a day, to fight the bad and/or help the good?
This blog aims to make us aware of a bad thing and a good thing that happens everyday. And, in addition, provide an avenue to do something in response. Every day a small action, to change things, to react and make a difference.
I'm traveling back to Australia for a few weeks and won't be able to post normally, I've queued somethings though and hope to be writing again soon.
