Today is Blog Action Day
Theme is "the Environment"
Add a comment to the blog post which is on the theme of the ENVIRONMENT

Could be one of these formats, or one of your own choice...

a) What most worries you about the environment: local, national or global ?
b) Which environmental story has had most impact on you in the last year ?
c) What steps do you take to reduce your impact on the environment ?
d) Which environmental themes do you think should form part of the Geography or Citizenship or General Studies course ?
e) Tell us about an environmental story you have been involved in....

Or one of your choice.
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Alan Parkinson said…
Have added some comments from my form on the KES PILOT GEOGRAPHY blog.
7:09 PM
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