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A sad story of an australian Wombat.

The campaign is called “The recyclers” and it’s aiming to educate and aware people about the waste of paper and the wrong way of understanding the role of a tree or forest.

It’s a short film featuring a young girl being assailed with hundreds of images of female perfection and female beauty in society. The freckled 7-year-old girl is facing the camera as a soundtrack repeats “Here it comes.”

The campaign is trying to get peoples attention about the forests and the endangered species. Forests in Romania are no longer the way they were. Much of the lands covered by forests are now empty lands. This project is sponsored and supported by EU.

The main source of this problem is the degree to which people are using drinking water for watering their gardens and cleaning their cars. Those who are particularly aggravating the problems are relatively well educated home owners who do not include water conservation on the list of their civic duties.

“Water is precious. Let’s Conserve it”.

This spot reminds me of an old wish of mine since I was a child: to free animals from cages and to let them be free. Looks like this Indian boy try to do what I was never able to do.

But it looks like it’s too late. There is no place for a bird to fly to. Forests are gone.

With over 40 per cent of carbon emissions produced by individuals, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) is investing £5 million in a marketing drive to help individuals understand the link between their personal behavior and climate change - and encourage them to start taking action to reduce their carbon emissions.