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Fair trade is an organized social movement and market-based approach to alleviating
Fairtrade Certified quinoa producers in Ecuador
Fairtrade Certified quinoa producers in Ecuador
global poverty and promoting sustainability. The movement advocates the payment of a fair price as well as social and environmental standards in areas related to the production of a wide variety of goods. It focuses in particular on exports from developing countries to developed countries, most notably handicrafts, coffee, cocoa, sugar, tea, bananas, honey, cotton, wine, fresh fruit, and flowers.
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Did you know...

Did you know...

Hybrid vehicles are an intermediary solution between conventionnal vehicles and electric vehicles. The idea is making the thermic motor run with a slightly harder charge than necessary, and use this extra energy to charge batteries.

  
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The green roof is a roof concept using earth and vegetals instead of slates, tiles... The principle actually exists since centuries, it has lots of advantages (environmental, social, and economical).

The green roof is a roof concept using earth and vegetals instead of slates, tiles... The principle actually exists since centuries, it has lots of advantages (environmental, social, and economical).

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More than one century of industrial development, economic growth and intensive exploitation of nature has led us to a world where we can travel cheaply to anywhere in the world, import food, clothes and materials from any country,yet we are slowly destroying the very earth which keeps us alive. Despite increases in automation, we are working harder and harder, and neglecting our home lives to fulfil the demands of industry. The brave new world promised to us by technology has not arrived. Instead it has led to an increased gap between rich and poor within most countries and between countries. cultures once unique and distinct are slowly merging into variations of Western popular culture.

Languages and species are dying out. The outlook is gloomy! We have a very strong responsibility to the future which we will create. If we wish to provide a better environment to our children (and ourselves), we will thus have to modify our ways of life and our manner of consuming. Currently, to provide for his needs, Humanity must call upon the industry of consumption.

We must define the techniques together allowing us to build a better world.
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