Young Artists Scheduled To Challenge Climate Change

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The exhibition opened in New York was compiled from 200 thousand images from all over the world. The aim is to conclude the meeting to be held in 2009 against climate change after Kyoto with a binding and effective international agreement.

[[T]] Andrew Bartolo from San-Gwann city of Malta is one of the six United Nations young art ambassadors to New York from different parts of the world for the opening of the exhibition "Picture for Art". [

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23 The exhibition opened in October is a part of the "Merge Against the Change" campaign, which is maintained on the fight against climate change and led to a binding agreement of international negotiations prescribed in December 2009.

Bartolo said "Our pictures are ready to strive to protect the natural environment and create awareness about what it is in the world."

"There is a limit that we can do as children. We can close lights at home or reevaluate converted waste but the work of governments and other organizations to combat this problem on the global scale."

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The pictures selected for the visitor show the concerns about the results of the climate change. [

said Janos Pasztor "It is very important in the fight against the climate change of young people." "The first of them is that climate change will now be folded into the results produced."

BM Environment Program (UNEP) and pictures to be exhibited in the event organized by the Natural World Museum were selected from 200 thousand candidates. The exhibition will walk around the world’s different places until the international negotiations to be held in Denmark, Copenhagen.

For children who were damaged from disasters with the sale of 26 from the images, 21 thousand dollars were obtained. UN Help Fund for Kids (UNICEF) Manager Ann M. Veneman said "Only last year UNICEF 230 responded to emergency."

"All of the important causes of child deaths, including artificial scale, yellowness and diarrhea, can be affected by temperature changes, rain levels and climate change. Climate change negatively affects women and children without proportion.

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Save the Children organization will be affected by disasters connected to 175 million children's climate change every year for the next 10 years.

The gases from cars and factories that trigger climate change also disrupt children's health. 20 percent of deaths are expected due to asthma if emergency measures are not taken.

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