Environmental Science

 

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We don’t need to be passive consumers of news either. A variety of information channels exists including magazines published by social-justice oriented organisations. Some books and articles with well-known commentators have exposed realities beneath the gloss of political and/or corporate propaganda. Sections I always take into account are the ‘letters to the editor’ and ‘opinion’ pages of newspapers, magazines and Internet Websites that alert us to issues, relevant or trivial. Some local government leaders schedule a meaningful discussion with their constituency. We can also listen to talks by visiting speakers or visit our Civic Community office for announcements.

Being aware of our environmental activities, at the same time taking responsibility for our actions, could have a far-reaching effect starting from our own backyard to our global system.

Tel Asiado is an Information Technology professional turned writer, author and consultant. Employed by multi-national organizations in information technology, computing and consulting, she has several years of varied experience as project manager, business solution manager, process and information analyst, and as a business writer. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry, course credits in MBA majoring in Computer Management, and a diploma in Internet Marketing and Small Business. Her writings also reflect her passions for inspirational/motivational and Christian insights, and classical music. Visit one of her websites: http://inspiredpen.4t.com

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