Call to Action!

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Your environment – air, land and water is being polluted and you, especially your children (sadly) are dying/suffering from serious health issues mainly resulting from cell mutation leading to illnesses such as cystic fibrosis, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, diabetes, cancer etc.. Plants and animals are mutating, evolving or dying. The weather conditions are getting harsher. A lot of money is being pumped into the health system to meet your needs, your parents and your children for when you get sick but the money is still not enough. Varied health services formally available to you by the government are currently being caught and restrictions being applied on how you can access the available ones. Your home, earth is continuously being degraded and elite group of people are already looking at other livable options for when the earth becomes unlivable not caring about you. There are adverts asking you to be space experiments to determine if ‘man’ can actually survive in Mars with the hope that the elite group can moved to space. Your future is looking very grim. You need to take action. You have the power. Your Government and leaders base their political agenda on public opinions – yours. If you make the environment and your health priority, they will make it their priority. All the money in the world cannot buy you good health! Ask around…

You need to stand up for what’s right. You need to make your voice heard and participate in your government decision making process and ensure that funds are allocated to the right places and technologies and products that harm you and your family are not pushed on you because of other people greed and need to control and monopolize resources.  You need to be able to ask the right questions. But in order to ask the right questions, you need to be informed about solutions available that are sustainable long term and will meet your economical, social and environmental needs. One way you can be informed is to attend and participate in forums that are informal and non judgmental and made up of people from all works of life that are willing to listen to you and share their knowledge and answer your questions. A forum that will educate you on the issues and at the same time provide you with sustainable solutions that are product or service based that will meet your needs. Do this for yourself, for your children and their children.

For information attend an Eco Rendezvous:

Eco Rendezvous is an informal forum created primarily to educate the public on available environmental/energy solutions in an environment conducive to learning and receptive to the public. In addition small to medium-size businesses in the sustainability sector are connected with potential clients (Residents or businesses), which ultimately leads to sustainable business development in the environmental industry. The current topic of discussion is renewable energy with a focus on geothermal, hydro-power and hydrogen fuel cell.

Next Eco Rendezvous: November 21, 2013 at 10 at Joshua Creek Heritage Art Center, 1086 Burnhamthorpe Road East, Oakville, Ontario Canada L6H 7B2. More information and to register click here or  https://environbuzz.com-events/2013/11/eco-rendezvous-wind-energy-and-hydrogen-fuel-cell/

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Obie Agusiegbe

A Certified Sustainability and Environmental Management Expert with over 20 years’ experience in the sustainability sector. She works with organizations interested in improving their sustainability performance by assisting them identify and implement ways to include environmental and social aspects into their existing offerings. Her solutions are innovative and build bridges globally International Development | Africa | Clean Technologies | Climate Resilience | Humanitarian | Fairness

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A Certified Sustainability and Environmental Management Expert with over 20 years’ experience in the sustainability sector.She works with organizations interested in improving their sustainability performance by assisting them identify and implement ways to include environmental and social aspects into their existing offerings. Her solutions are innovative and build bridges globally

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