‘Turn Back the Tide’ climate change awareness campaign launched - Local - The Telegram

Newfoundland and Labrador has launched a new climate change public awareness campaign.

Titled “Turn Back the Tide,” it includes television, online and print media promotional material.

According to a news release, the prevailing message of the initiative will focus on sea level rise and increased storm activity in the North Atlantic.

We're going (back) to the Arctic to edit "...Even That Void" by Saeed Taji Farouky — Kickstarter

The Director imagines the artists as a team of specialists sent on a mission in the near future to rebuild the Arctic environment after it has been decimated by global warming. With no master plan, maps or blueprints, each artist recreates the Arctic of his or her own memories, fears, desires and (flawed) expectations.

Carbon Credits International Secures Agreement With The March Of Dimes Foundation To Provide Mobile Payment Solutions - Entertainment News - redOrbit

PHOENIX, Sept. 17, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Carbon Credits International, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: CARN) (“CCI” or the “Company”) developer of Text-A-Day, a mobile payment solution technology, announced today that the company has entered into an agreement with the nation’s leading nonprofit organization for pregnancy and baby health – The March of Dimes Foundation (aka “March of Dimes”) – to provide mobile payment solutions and other mobile services to support the foundation’s fundraising efforts.

Fears for emissions trading scheme - New Zealand

The controversial emissions trading scheme (ETS) is going pear-shaped, with carbon credits plunging from $20 per tonne of emissions to $4.20 per unit last week.

Maidens brave cold weather at reed dance

[Swaziland] Throngs of maidens in their traditional regalia danced and sang cheerfully much to the applause of those in attendance. Some maidens were heard singing “Iyo Sivemakhata Iyo Iyo” as they entered the arena to assemble in their respective places.
A few of the maidens, who were seen by members of the Royal Swaziland Police trying to run away to seek refuge in the many cars that were parked around the arena in a bid to escape the pouring rain, were swiftly reprimanded and turned back to join the other maidens.