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Together we can

I liked the idea given by Sulakshana. Why should we all work separately and not together? After all, all of ours projects are related to climate change. We are just tackling it through different fronts. Someone is working for green building, someone in climate finance, someone in awareness etc. But my project has got best of all the worlds. So surely need the help of all you guys out there. But then the one of our Martian Mr. Raghav’s worry is very correct. What I think we should do is we should simply write about what we are doing and let the help flow in. All the things which Raghav says are true and practical. But then we have to make our project impactful. And this work cannot be done alone for sure. So we should focus our energy at not more than ten projects at a time. But surely we can pass suggestions and all to others. For example we in East Zone more precisely ICCs in and around Kolkata have 4 waste management projects so we are doing it together. I also have a waste management project in the Phase 2 of my project so they are also going to help me too.
So guys what I want to say is just as we all worked together at the camp we have to work together in our projects too. After all you all said United we stand Divided we fall. So let’s stay united and cool the earth forever.
Bye
Be Green
Abhishek

Comments

MAMMA said…
Abhishek,

Well said. Keep writing.
Anonymous said…
well said :)

- Roselin (ur ICC friend from Delhi)

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