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    Thursday 23rd February 2012

    A good thing:

    ActionAid is providing emergency relief to thousands of people affected by the recent heavy flooding in Mozambique and Malawi, where torrential rains have destroyed essential infrastructure, killed more than 40 people and forced more than 18,000 people to flee their homes.

    Read more: http://www.trust.org/alertnet/news/actionaid-providing-relief-to-thousands-in-flood-hit-mozambique-and-malawi/

    A bad thing:

    At least 2,000 people displaced by recent torrential rains in the area of Gatumba, on the outskirts of Burundi’s capital, Bujumbura, need food and shelter.

    Read more: http://www.irinnews.org/report.aspx?reportid=94925

    A thing to change:

    Have you ever walked into your favourite cafe or pub and thought to yourself: “Self, the only way this place could be more awesome is if it was powered by 100% renewable energy?” Sign up to hold an event to fundraise for this to happen. The Australian Youth Climate Coalition is seeking to hold 100 of these events before July.  

    http://repower.aycc.org.au/events

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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.

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