Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Simcity 4 Change Map Size
M'illumino less
For the fourth consecutive year, Caterpillar, the famous Radio 2 program, broadcast daily from 18 to 19:30, 15 February 2008 to launch "M'illumino less, a great day international mobilization in the name of saving energy. After the success of previous editions, and Solibello Cirri, the conductors of Caterpillar, will ask again for their listeners to show how the savings is a real possibility and real to be drawn on to overcome today's energy problems that plague our country and most nations on the planet. The invitation to all is to turn off the lights and all unnecessary electrical appliances February 15, 2008 starting at 18. Ordinary citizens, schools, businesses, museums, multinational groups, amateurs, clubs, scout groups, institutions, voluntary associations, universities, cral business, restaurants, retailers and artisans together to reduce consumption in excess and show the public how Another use of energy is possible. In previous editions "M'illumino less" has infected millions of people engaged in a merry and exciting race ethic of good environmental practices. Last year, the "energy silence" symbolically involved the main squares of all Italy: Rome went out to the Colosseum, the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain, the Palazzo del Quirinale, Montecitorio and Palazzo Madama, the Arena in Verona, at the Basilica di Superga, Turin, Venice Piazza San Marco, Palazzo Vecchio in Florence, Naples Maschio Angioino, Piazza Maggiore in Bologna, Milan Piazza della Scala and the Duomo, Pisa Piazza dei Miracoli, Piazza del Campo in Siena, Piazza del Duomo in Catania, Agrigento, the Valley of the Temples, and hundreds of other streets in hundreds of other municipalities large and small, thanks to the help of 'ANCI, the National Association of Italian Cities. The campaign of "less M'illumino 2008" will begin Jan. 15 and will last for a month until February 15th (the eve of the anniversary of the entry into force of the Kyoto Protocol), giving voice to the story of the most interesting ideas and innovative companies in Italy and abroad, to rationalize the consumption of energy and resources, from technical solutions to small everyday actions that everyone can decline in its own way to cut waste. Www.caterueb.rai.it on the website of the program, it will be possible to signal their commitment to the campaign, by specifying the concrete steps you will implement during the day, so that the most interesting and innovative ideas to serve as an example and may be reproduced by other members. This year's campaign M'illumino less "is sponsored by the Ministry of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers. 
For the fourth consecutive year, Caterpillar, the famous Radio 2 program, broadcast daily from 18 to 19:30, 15 February 2008 to launch "M'illumino less, a great day international mobilization in the name of saving energy. After the success of previous editions, and Solibello Cirri, the conductors of Caterpillar, will ask again for their listeners to show how the savings is a real possibility and real to be drawn on to overcome today's energy problems that plague our country and most nations on the planet. The invitation to all is to turn off the lights and all unnecessary electrical appliances February 15, 2008 starting at 18. Ordinary citizens, schools, businesses, museums, multinational groups, amateurs, clubs, scout groups, institutions, voluntary associations, universities, cral business, restaurants, retailers and artisans together to reduce consumption in excess and show the public how Another use of energy is possible. In previous editions "M'illumino less" has infected millions of people engaged in a merry and exciting race ethic of good environmental practices. Last year, the "energy silence" symbolically involved the main squares of all Italy: Rome went out to the Colosseum, the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain, the Palazzo del Quirinale, Montecitorio and Palazzo Madama, the Arena in Verona, at the Basilica di Superga, Turin, Venice Piazza San Marco, Palazzo Vecchio in Florence, Naples Maschio Angioino, Piazza Maggiore in Bologna, Milan Piazza della Scala and the Duomo, Pisa Piazza dei Miracoli, Piazza del Campo in Siena, Piazza del Duomo in Catania, Agrigento, the Valley of the Temples, and hundreds of other streets in hundreds of other municipalities large and small, thanks to the help of 'ANCI, the National Association of Italian Cities. The campaign of "less M'illumino 2008" will begin Jan. 15 and will last for a month until February 15th (the eve of the anniversary of the entry into force of the Kyoto Protocol), giving voice to the story of the most interesting ideas and innovative companies in Italy and abroad, to rationalize the consumption of energy and resources, from technical solutions to small everyday actions that everyone can decline in its own way to cut waste. Www.caterueb.rai.it on the website of the program, it will be possible to signal their commitment to the campaign, by specifying the concrete steps you will implement during the day, so that the most interesting and innovative ideas to serve as an example and may be reproduced by other members. This year's campaign M'illumino less "is sponsored by the Ministry of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers.
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Changing Heads On Tripods
2008 Palm and Palm Project Work & join the program FLEGT
Palm and Palm & Work Project, as companies such as Coop Italy, Carrefour, IKEA, OBI and Migros, have joined the program for Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) launched by the European Union. This program represents the first action to give effect to the commitment of the EU, signed in Johannesburg (2002) during the World Summit on Sustainable Development, to stop the current rate of loss of natural resources and biological diversity. FLEGT is a joint EU countries, which aims to coordinate instruments and agreements to promote responsible behavior and respect of the management of global forests.
Palm and Palm Work & Project are very attentive to the problem of illegal logging and the continuing importance of timber illegally introduced in European Union countries. Illegal logging contributes to deforestation, causes loss of biodiversity and erodes the power of the law. This practice does succumb to the sustainable forest management, encourages corruption and evasion of taxes and reduces the income of timber producing countries. Last but not least creates serious economic and social problems for the poor and the disadvantaged classes.
Import timber from illegal logging and call those who do not meet the minimum in the management of human resources and the environment contributes to risk jobs and international markets. It creates unfair competition based cope with the demands of small and medium sized enterprises which do not act responsibly in the market.
Palm, Palm & Project Work, and other members of the FLEGT believe it is their responsibility to implement and promote a concerted policy of purchasing management systems that are able to encourage more regulated and legal. They realize that the management of the wood can not be left to self-regulation and voluntary approaches and contend that there is a control timber that is introduced in the European Union: no EU guidelines, companies that decide to act responsibly will meet with inevitable disadvantages. 
Palm and Palm & Work Project, as companies such as Coop Italy, Carrefour, IKEA, OBI and Migros, have joined the program for Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) launched by the European Union. This program represents the first action to give effect to the commitment of the EU, signed in Johannesburg (2002) during the World Summit on Sustainable Development, to stop the current rate of loss of natural resources and biological diversity. FLEGT is a joint EU countries, which aims to coordinate instruments and agreements to promote responsible behavior and respect of the management of global forests.
Palm and Palm Work & Project are very attentive to the problem of illegal logging and the continuing importance of timber illegally introduced in European Union countries. Illegal logging contributes to deforestation, causes loss of biodiversity and erodes the power of the law. This practice does succumb to the sustainable forest management, encourages corruption and evasion of taxes and reduces the income of timber producing countries. Last but not least creates serious economic and social problems for the poor and the disadvantaged classes.
Import timber from illegal logging and call those who do not meet the minimum in the management of human resources and the environment contributes to risk jobs and international markets. It creates unfair competition based cope with the demands of small and medium sized enterprises which do not act responsibly in the market.
Palm, Palm & Project Work, and other members of the FLEGT believe it is their responsibility to implement and promote a concerted policy of purchasing management systems that are able to encourage more regulated and legal. They realize that the management of the wood can not be left to self-regulation and voluntary approaches and contend that there is a control timber that is introduced in the European Union: no EU guidelines, companies that decide to act responsibly will meet with inevitable disadvantages.
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